Rental apartment buildings, which constitute a majority of housing here, are mostly immune.
Even the sight of those tropical afternoon thunderstorms, which constitute a kind of nature-as-theater.
His images, which constitute a conversation of their own, capture the many faces of the city.
All begin with four hors d'oeuvres, which constitute a teasing preview.
Helium, the second element in the periodic table, has two electrons, which constitute a filled atomic shell.
The colour range from yellow to reddish orange is provided by anthoxanthins, which constitute a subgroup of flavonoids.
This is not just traditional ground beef between two halves of a bun, but rather a "variety of ingredients which constitute a loose definition of burgers," she said.
Disenchantment with the size of the budget has spread to veterans groups, which constitute a small but influential segment of the Republican base.
There are currently many issues which constitute a serious threat to the health of those in detention for whom we have a duty of care.
Barges, which constitute a majority of the Rhine's traffic, can sit high or low in the water, depending on the weight of their cargo.
The university is caught up in the crossfire over Graham's more than 180 works, which constitute a cornerstone of modern dance.
