Sentence examples for excessive expulsions from inspiring English sources
School systems try to kill their spirits through excessive expulsions, punishment and lack of access to accelerated classes.
Research has long shown that excessive suspensions and expulsions are tied to higher rates of school absence, school dropouts, and academic failure.
As excessive depolarization inhibits further expulsion of electrons (DeCoursey et al., 2003), a charge-compensating mechanism is required to limit the depolarization of the microglial cells and thus to maintain the activity of the NADPH oxidase.
They said Mr. Paulino had been denied due process, and called his lifetime expulsion from Little League excessive.
However, since overexpression of rhea, the Talin-encoding gene, alone did not induce expulsion of epithelial cell clones, then excessive Talin accumulation is not likely the cause of expulsion of ph mutant cells in this tissue.
In addition, the results of our clonal analysis of ph mutations clearly indicate that expulsion can occur independently of excessive cell proliferation.
Patients may not always present with the expected decreased bowel frequency and altered consistency but can also present with almost daily bowel movements that require excessive straining, rectal or vaginal digitation to facilitate stool expulsion accompanied with the sensation of incomplete evacuation.
Unless Athens gets its economic house in order, curbs excessive entitlement programs and slashes public spending, Greece may face expulsion from the European monetary union.
Suggestions range from making states with excessive deficits and debt pay insurance contributions to a European fund, to the possible loss of fiscal sovereignty, E.U. voting rights and ultimately expulsion from the euro zone for repeat offenders.
There have also been expulsions.
