Sentence examples for working constitutes from inspiring English sources

This "world of working" constitutes the paramount reality, organized in its interests in the face of the fundamental anxiety that derives, as it did for Heidegger, from the inescapability of one's own death.

Occupationally, majority (50%) of the respondents were traders, while those who have retired and not working constituted 25.7%.

I think that all written work constitutes literature, even graffiti.

Africa Command counter-narcotics work constitutes his exit tour.

His work constitutes a radical, far-reaching overhaul of the conventions of French poetry and drama.

At a fundamental level, all of Bloom's work constitutes a sustained superlative for the Bard.

His work constitutes a sustained dialogue between Chinese and western classical and cultural traditions.

Despite the growing relationship between art and urban regeneration, a debate still raged about whether their work constitutes "art".

Our study, due out next month, covers 273 subsidised and commercial auditoriums and shows that new work constitutes the majority of productions, performances, attendances and income.

She gained widespread recognition for her early results in hyperbolic geometry, and her most recent work constitutes a major advance in dynamical systems.

Together with the parallel work by Eusebius of Caesarea, George's work constitutes the prime instrument for interpreting Christian chronography concerning the primitive church.