Sentence examples for yet constituted from inspiring English sources

During this phase, the business is not yet constituted as a company, but rather represents an ambition of the entrepreneur with an idea of turning it into a business (Galbraith 1982), a possibility that would attend a demand from the market (Adizes 1997).

In mice inoculated with the non-subcultured N. brasiliensis we observed abundant polymorphonuclear cells (PMN) surrounding the N. brasiliensis fragments inoculated (not yet constituted in grains) after 1 week of inoculation.

This combination of circumstances, however, does not yet constitute a severe supply disruption.

E-book piracy does not yet constitute a major problem in the United States, but there are warning signs.

The man-made catastrophe in the gulf does not yet constitute an existential threat to Mr. Obama's presidency.

Mr. Schröder acknowledged improvements in the resolution, but added that, "this progress does not yet constitute the reaction appropriate to the current situation in Iraq".

There are unmistakable signs that individuals and corporations are withdrawing funds from Greek banks, although the sums involved do not yet constitute a bank run.

While the Obama administration pushed for the creation of the new National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces and finally recognized it this week as the "legitimate representative of the Syrian people," the coalition does not yet constitute an alternative government.

Some senators will continue to oppose it, either because it does not yet constitute a majority position in their states (like Senator Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, they may say it should be decided at the state level), or because they oppose it on moral grounds, or because they are more concerned about a primary challenge than the general election.

However, this does not yet constitute real invisibility, as nothing has been hidden from view.

But Mackie's questions do not yet constitute an argument that realists cannot achieve these aims.