Sentence examples for excluded every from inspiring English sources

More than 6,500 children are permanently excluded every year.

The lady was fascinated watching them because their closed faces & positive, concentrated gestures excluded every single thing in the world except themselves.

"It took a white middle-class boy from a developed country to live in a tent [to draw attention to the issue of unpaid work], yet tens of thousands of people from the developing world are excluded every day".

One therefore has to be cautious in claiming that Batson has conclusively proven that the empathy/sympathy-altruism hypothesis is true, if that means one has logically excluded every egoistic alternative in accounting for helping behavior.

A good's price typically changes about every four to six months or, if sales are excluded, every eight to eleven months.

I realize what it means for a movie critic to ban these films from his top 10 - imagine a list of the top books of all time that excluded every author except John Grisham and Jackie Collins.

The clothes reflect his aesthetic, which seems to exclude every color in the rainbow.

"If, hypothetically, the union doesn't support us and excludes every Premiership player from the England team, it will do very well to sell out Twickenham.

A plaintiff "need not exclude every other possible cause," but a plaintiff must demonstrate proximate cause by "reasonable inferences drawn from the facts in evidence". Skaling v. Aetna Insurance Co., 742 A.288282, 288 (R.I.1999) (quoting Cartier v. State, 420 A.2d 848, 848 (R.I.1980)).

The petitioners assail the refusal of the trial judge to instruct that where the Government's evidence is circumstantial it must be such as to exclude every reasonable hypothesis other than that of guilt.

What's more, it excludes every other trip Trump has made to one of his own properties as president, including to his private club in Bedminster, N.J., and his frequent forays to his golf club in Sterling, Va.