Sentence examples for which constituted more from inspiring English sources

In his will he stipulated that the remainder of his estate, which constituted more than 2,000 works at his death, would be available to the public in any American city that devoted a museum exclusively to his art.

For example, transportation app giant Uber raised two rounds of funding, each of which constituted more than a billion dollars.

Questions from the four largest disciplines (internal medicine, surgery, neurology, and pediatrics), which constituted more than 42% of all questions, were included in this study.

Seven hundred and eight patients (0.5%) incurred 6 or more hospitalizations during the 3.5 years, which constituted more than 5% of hospitalizations among those with sufficient follow-up time for repeat hospitalizations (Table 4).

Furthermore, useful fossils are either rare or totally absent in rocks from Precambrian time, which constitutes more than 87percentt of Earth history.

The HSBC has predicted that by 2013-15 half of China's trade with the developing world (which constitutes more than half of China's total trade) will be paid for in renminbi.

Frenk arrived at the School at the height of the global financial crisis and during a period when government funding for scientific research — which constitutes more than 60percentt of the School's revenue — was shrinking.

The land area is, and dominated by the island of Spitsbergen, which constitutes more than half the archipelago, followed by Nordaustlandet and Edgeøya.

In the midst of all this back and forth debate, the conference at Grozny crossed a firewall that was kept burning for decades to protect the Saudi claims of leadership in the Sunni Muslim world, which constitutes more than 75% of the 1.5 billion Muslims worldwide.

Among the four components, the major component of Vaults is MVP, which constitutes more than 70% of the total mass.

In Escherichia coli K12, 175 TFs which constitute more than 4% of the protein-coding gene complement have at least one annotated gene-regulatory interaction [ 1].