constitute a class

Examples (10)

• These rare insects, with their unique camouflage abilities, constitute a class of their own.
• In computer science, problems that are solvable in polynomial time constitute a class known as 'P'.
• The plaintiffs in this lawsuit constitute a class of individuals who were similarly harmed.
• At the time, these innovative vehicles constituted a new class of personal transport.
• Together, these ancient artifacts constitute a class of evidence that rewrites our understanding of the civilization.
• The series of interconnected political scandals constituted a class of events that completely eroded public trust.
• With their shared themes and styles, these novels constitute a distinct class of post-war literature.
• It was argued that these specific legal precedents did not constitute a separate class of case law.
• The new financial instruments were so complex they seemed to constitute a class of assets all by themselves.
• Do these few exceptions truly constitute a new class of scientific phenomena?