Sentence examples for better than excluding from inspiring English sources

Whilst letters based on 'vignettes' were less than ideal, it was considered better than excluding enthusiastic and motivated practitioners by virtue of not referring many patients.

"I think he will maintain his income post-career better than anyone excluding MJ," said Kurt Badenhausen, Forbes Senior Editor who extensively covers athletes' earnings for our annual highest-paid athletes list.

But, as role models in their organisations, they should know better than to exclude themselves to skew the figures.

This does not mean that Cl− has a higher metabolic toxicity than Na+, but that these species are better at excluding Na+ than Cl− (Munns and Tester 2008).

Corbyn said it would be better to engage with Trump than exclude him from the country.

However, in some situations, using these estimates might still be better than the alternative – excluding the trials which reported the wrong summary data (median instead of mean).

What a casino does better than anything is exclude the outside world — all but the fragments you carry within yourself.

Those facilities are likely to perform better than the ones excluded from the study.

But as a result of a successful application earlier this year by the foreign secretary, William Hague, to keep crucial evidence secret, the coroner concluded on Thursday that it would be better to exclude the issue than to risk "an incomplete and potentially misleading" verdict.

However, we felt it was better to exclude an institution rather than to include it with a potentially misleading low score.

Although fourth-quarter results came in better than expected, with profits excluding special items hitting $46 million, or 8 cents per share, General Motors reported an annual net loss of $38.7 billion.