Sentence examples for would constitute nothing from inspiring English sources

This would constitute nothing less than a cultural revolution.

AIPAC's practices constitute nothing less than legalized bribery of American politicians.

The same Congress has refused to guarantee any vacation time at all for working Americans, on the compelling argument ("Nothing will come of nothing") that this would constitute a form of welfare cheating only permitted to senators and representatives.

Hollywood's mouthpiece, the Motion Picture Association of America, has argued that the new market could tarnish "the reputation and integrity of our industry" and would constitute "unbridled gambling" — though there's nothing "unbridled" about the regulatory strictures involved in being listed on a Chicago commodity exchange.

Rather, there is exactly one desk, it is constituted by Woodrow, and while Woodrow-minus would constitute that desk if Molly were removed, as things stand it constitutes nothing at all.

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Aside from the challenges of determining what would constitute a "genuine connection," such a proposal would establish, at birth, two classes of citizens: those who have nothing to prove, and those who must somehow demonstrate their commitment to American society.

And what would constitute happiness?

What would constitute empirical evidence?

This would constitute a second revolution.

What those reforms would constitute is unclear.