Significats de constitute only en anglès

But in another aspect the United States constitute only one nation.

However, electronic invoices now constitute only 5 per cent of invoice volume in Europe.

But such persons constitute only a small part of the population of the country.

Women constitute only 16% of the Under-Secretaries General who serve in the UN.

Of those signing on for three years or more, women constitute only 26 per cent.

The affairs of Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma properly constitute only a single battle.

They seemed to constitute only a minor irritation.

The books mentioned on page 123 constitute only a small part of the prose of this period.

The cat-bird eats many injurious insects, which constitute only a little less than half of his food.

Computers Are Green After All A new study finds that computers constitute only 2 percent of U.S. electricity use.

But if they constitute only a small part of a fund's portfolio, then they do not affect overall performance.

But these labors, however important, constitute only a segment, so to speak, in the larger sphere of his efforts.

Asylum-seekers, the most prominent and talked-about immigrants of recent years, constitute only 10 per cent of those who have arrived in Ireland.

Although Black women constitute only 13% of the U.S. population, they comprise half of the homicides against women in America.

Chlorofluorocarbons are also not very abundant-theyconstitute only about one part per billion of the atmosphere as a whole-butthey are extravagantly destructive.

While private loans constitute only 15 percent of student debt, they are more likely to be used by high-debt borrowers, according to the consumer agency.