Sentence examples for excluded huge from inspiring English sources

Curators Mark Evans and Ana Debenedetti said the only problem was knowing where to stop: "We excluded huge amounts of trash".

The only real record turnouts were during the 1800s, largely surrounding the time that led up to and followed the Civil War, and excluded huge swaths of voting age citizens, through slavery, Jim Crow laws, and denial of voting rights for women.

Several have been caught excluding huge numbers of students to boost results.

They exclude huge numbers of people who appear in the poverty statistics but not in the calculations for the average wage - pensioners, children and stay-at-home parents, for example, and even the self-employed.

The Education Department plans to release a more robust metric showing students' completion rates by school, a measurement that in the past has excluded a huge chunk of students, according to the May 21 document.

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

Cuts to the arts are going to exclude a huge amount of people – not just from making the work but also from participating in it as spectators.

And its operating earnings, excluding a huge write-down related to its investment in the Italian conglomerate Fiat's auto business, handily beat analysts' expectations.

Tirana refused this; such a rule would exclude the huge Albanian diaspora all over Europe, but most importantly, the residents of Kosovo.

Money for pensioners already accounts for over a tenth of all public spending, even excluding the huge costs of health care and nursing homes.

"To exclude this huge set of 1.8 million home care workers, who are trained professionals, often paid by Medicaid — it's an enormous unintended consequence," Ms. Ruckelshaus said.