Sentence examples for conveniently excluded from inspiring English sources

This approach conveniently excluded Perkins, and Dunn pointed out that he was likely to be furious.

So, to forestall a showdown and give Adele the awards she is due (according to the implicit laws of NARAS), West was conveniently excluded.

It was a made up metric called Adjusted Consolidated Segment Operating Income that accounted for the company's operating income but conveniently excluded several major expenses, including marketing and acquisition-related costs.

Scots, with their notoriously high rates of heart disease, were conveniently excluded by the choice of the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing as the source of the British data, as were the Welsh and the Northern Irish.

And you should also double-check to be sure that the last recession hasn't been conveniently excluded.

But you can bring... Knitting needles Lucky for crafts folk, knitting needles and crochet hooks are conveniently excluded from TSA's "Prohibited Items" list.

But that conveniently excludes the huge stake that the Federal Reserve received in exchange for its original $85 billion rescue in September 2008.

Lehman prefers to focus on a different leverage ratio, which conveniently excludes some "safe" assets that to me don't look quite so safe these days.

Despite German hostility, he has not given up hopes of presiding over meetings of countries in the euro, which conveniently excludes the Czechs.

She says some newspaper closures are due "to the very stringent competition rules" and that the report "conveniently excludes any mention of the 1,700 local websites run by the local news industry".

Moreover, the official staffing statistics conveniently exclude the 82,000 academics employed in jobs such as hourly paid teaching, which are classed as "atypical", so the real figures look much worse.