Sentence examples for but to exclude from inspiring English sources

Others say to watch inflation, but to exclude volatile food and energy prices.

But to exclude another striker in order to take Walcott and then not play him is illogical.

Countries like Greece and Italy...see a new kind of German arrogance--one that seeks not to envelop but to exclude them.

But to exclude the father as the boy's legal representative, the judge ruled, would have required proof that he abused the child.

"You can rank them however you like but to exclude Deadwood makes it a farce," said ShelfsideAndy, and most of the 1,516 comments on the blog seemed to agree.

"If there is at least a tiny chance of polluting Baikal," he said, "we, thinking of future generations, must do everything not only to minimize this threat, but to exclude it".

Black plans to thrust... e5, but wishes to exclude 5... e5 6 Bb5 Bd7 7 Bd7 Qd7 8 Nde2 Qc6 9 Ng3 h6 10 O-O g6 11 f4 Nbd7 12 Qf3 Bg7 13 f5 with superior play for White.

Are you a community group that organises a series of hustings but chooses to exclude extremist party candidates?

That direction is now all but certain to exclude Marbury, who despite bristling at some questions, continued to publicly put on a good face.

Judge Owen, described by legal experts as taking stances favorable to the prosecution in some high-profile cases, relented on one reference that the defense asked to reinstate, but decided to exclude three others.

But trying to exclude risk is an unending task; the very ignorance we are trying to conquer is a barrier to ruling it out, and we might never therefore do so.