Sentence examples for because it excludes the from inspiring English sources
The "green algae" is a paraphyletic group because it excludes the Plantae.
However, the euro area's official inflation rate probably understates reality, because it excludes the costs of owner-occupied housing.
That metric is a crucial gauge of health because it excludes the impact of newly opened and closed locations.
Sales in stores open at least one year, considered an important indicator for retailers because it excludes the effect of opening or closing stores, fell 3.2percentt.
The figure is considered an important gauge of a restaurant chain's performance because it excludes the effects of restaurants that open or close during the year.
It understates the performance of index-linked gilts because it excludes the income (for some bizarre reason, the total return index for gilts has a much shorter history).
But Daley said the Grattan Institute the measure of gross national income (GNI) was more relevant because it excluded the benefits the tax cuts would provide for foreign companies flowing overseas.
Egypt's foreign minister, Ahmed Maher, who originally welcomed Mr. Sharon's proposal, said today that it was intended to avoid a real negotiation, and that he also opposed it because it excluded the European Union, Russia and the United Nations.
But Mark Young, director of the legislature's majority budget office, said the 1 million figure was more accurate because it excluded the villages and cities that have their own departments.
In its 2007 report, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) estimated a maximum sea level rise of 59 centimetres by 2100, but noted it was a low estimate because it excluded the contribution from dynamical processes such as the calving of icebergs, a phenomenon increasingly being observed around the edges of Greenland and Antarctica.
The meeting was unusual because it excluded the company's top management, including the 47-year-old chairman and chief executive, John H. Tyson, who had been aggressively promoting the $3.2 billion merger for its promise of making Tyson the "Procter & Gamble of the meat case".
