Sentence examples for exclude more than from inspiring English sources
Many of the district's schools exclude more than half their students from the state's standardized tests and do not report how they do on the special achievement tests.
This would exclude more than 100 developing countries from negotiations, while countries such as Luxembourg and Switzerland – a key part of the problem – get to be in the room.
Correction: August 30 , 2002 Friday A front-page article last Friday about a decision by the Bush administration to exclude more than 178 imported steel products from steep tariffs misstated the amount of steel that is now free to enter the United States under normal trade rules.
So keen was Adele to ensure that fans were not fleeced by profiteers that her management teamed up with a British company called Songkick to identify and exclude more than 18,000 "known or likely touts" from the ticket-buying process for the singer's tour.
Yet, the real picture is much worse since the data exclude more than 150 million migrant workers who leave the countryside to find jobs in cities. Labor demand across 84 cities sank by 5.5% in the third quarter.
Significant upfront costs, in the thousands of dollars after subsidies, are prohibitive for the average American household, especially those headed by millennials and Gen Z, and financing programs for rooftop solar have credit score requirements that exclude more than half of all Americans.
The 10-month settlement freeze excludes more than 2,500 housing units being built or recently authorized.
How has the UK government excluded more than 80,000 digital businesses from official data on the digital industry?
So we could argue that Cezanne's legendary remark excludes more than half of Poussin and more than half of Cezanne.
Britons wanting to bring in non-EU spouses now need an annual income of over £18,600, which excludes more than 40% of British citizens.
The number suspended five times or more in a year increased from 9,090 four years ago to 14,850 in the last academic year, and those excluded more than once went from 71,370 to 88,770 in the same period.
