Sentence examples for will constitutes a from inspiring English sources

The freedom of the intellect from the service to the individual will constitutes a sort of acting 'out of character'.

Manipulation of fish movements at our will constitutes a key element in the development of a device for automatically sorting fish by computer vision.

Modest Continuity (see §3) poses him no difficulty: by virtue of being dense, the envisaged succession of momentary specious presents will constitutes a stream of consciousness which is free from gaps.

Any such entry will constitute a trespass.

Failure to do so will constitute a violation".

But maybe this disaster will constitute a new beginning.

Facebook users will constitute a captive market and will be correspondingly exploited.

If a national government is formed, it will constitute a direct attack on democracy.

Against this backdrop, the only question now is what will constitute a win today.

It's estimated they will constitute a third of the vote in the 2016 election.

The tapes will constitute a posthumous autobiography scheduled to be published next month.