Meanings of comprise just in English

Asian-Americans comprise just 4 percent of the active duty U.S. military.

The moai statues do not comprise just those few photogenic ones seen in the coffee-table books.

In contrast to the previous situation with more than 150 board members, the new structure will comprise just nine.

Beyonce and JK Rowling took second and third spot, but women comprise just 16 percent of the world's top-earning celebrities.

Women comprise just 17 percent of computer science graduates, down from 37 percent in 1985.

Women comprise just 25 percent of the industry and lead fewer than one in 10 tech startups.

Green bonds currently comprise just 3.7% of global issuance.

By comparison, retail workers who have been stood down during the COVID-19 pandemic comprise just 60,000 applicants.

Syndicates can comprise just a few banks to over 30, with each participant extending loans of varying amounts for projects costing billions of dollars.

CBS is becoming less dependent on ads, and advertising will likely comprise just half of the company's total revenue by next year, it added.

Stefani Dawn In the United States, veterans comprise just over 20 million people, which is approximately 10 percent of the U.S. adult population.

But hybrid sales also fell last year - by 15 percent, to 384,000 - and now comprise just 2.2 percent of all vehicle sales.

Constructed on an infill site, the Carraig Bui scheme when completed will comprise just 20 houses and 28 apartments, the latter launching sometime next year.

The courtroom comprised just a few cheap stackable chairs and two wooden tables.

They entered a house which comprised just one large room.

Originally, the unit comprised just Young and a part-time solicitor.