Sentence examples for excluded to make from inspiring English sources

Nothing like feeling excluded to make a gal prickly.

And how did the reporters feel whose other articles were excluded to make space?

Owners, but Excluded To make matters worse, U.S. Sugar announced in April that it was eliminating its dividend.

Ideally, all the natural enemies should be excluded, to make sure that the differences are not due to different response of plants from the two ranges to the natural enemies.

In this model, it is assumed that the household head is the decision maker, and that those household heads over 35-year old are excluded to make sure that location decisions are driven by current local attributes4.

Ultimately, I feel that certain voices within the new focus on education are still being excluded to make room for figures that loom much larger, be it through money, power, personality, or all of the above.

The process is indeed to exclude, to make those young boys alone, to cut them off from their friends, their relations and everybody who could give them some light, actually.

The pact specifically excluded China to make sure it didn't "write the rules of the road for trade in the 21st century," as then-President Barack Obama put it.

In our calculations, pixels, dis-occluded during the rendering process, are excluded so to make the comparison independent on the particular hole fitting approach.

Have you heard the stories about headteachers callously excluding children to make their school's results improve?

"Our intention has never been to exclude, but to make sure the units are utilized to the fullest extent possible, as the law requires," Mr. Schwenker said.