Sentence examples for excluded much of from inspiring English sources

In a pretrial ruling, Scheindlin excluded much of Smith's proposed testimony.

Fox's discussion extended beyond his own country to examine the factors that have long excluded much of Latin America from the world's economic growth.

The Supreme Court majority conceded that Mr. Hill's testimony could be reasonably challenged and excluded much of it, including the "spouse" testimony, from its consideration.

In other words, Scenario 1 retained all the data and Scenario 4 excluded much of the high latitude data (>50°N or S, see Figure S2).

— John Donohue Often, magazine arts listings exclude much of what makes an artist or event interesting and appealing: space constraints necessitate brevity and selectivity.

By John Donohue August 12, 2008 Often, magazine arts listings exclude much of what makes an artist or event interesting and appealing: space constraints necessitate brevity and selectivity.

Often, magazine arts listings exclude much of what makes an artist or event interesting and appealing: space constraints necessitate brevity and selectivity.

Loch Lomond excludes much of Scotland's population on the basic grounds of cost – it is in excess of £100,000 to join – but manages to provide the most hospitable, warm and relaxed golfing experience in the country.

Under the rule, the companies could exclude much of their export-sales income from American taxes through the use of an offshore entity, which the trade group found was tantamount to a subsidy for the exports.

Illston ruled last week that she planned to exclude much of the evidence because it could not be authenticated by anyone other than Greg Anderson, a former trainer for Bonds who has refused to testify.

Taking a look at the TL3 regions for each country shows the problem: the TL3 region for inner London covers one of the highest-earning city centres in the world, but excludes much of the area where its earners live.