Sentence examples for excluded yet from inspiring English sources

Jouty said, however, that no theory could be excluded yet.

The African American residents of Central, filled with projects, have long been excluded, yet they feel the Democrats are championing their frustrations.

The pitiful inadequacy of politicians in reaction to these developments is shown in the paltry "policies" they propose: curbing the sale of alcohol, control of guns, further criminalisation of the excluded, yet more restrictive legislation.

The game rests on a fun plot and sharp dialogue in a beautifully recreated Hill Valley, with terrific voice acting featuring many from the original cast (Michael J Fox excluded), yet ultimately, it's sadly let down by lightweight in-game puzzles that lack invention and complexity.

A couple of islands in the middle, around 250 GeV, have not been fully excluded yet.

Youth involved in DRR must continue to link to offline media to ensure no members of their communities are excluded, yet still invest in innovative technologies and utilize those that are locally applicable.

The argument from moral explanations excludes yet another way to rule out moral nihilism.

We can not formally exclude yet another option, i.e. two-pronged targeting of cancer cells by immune system and via direct cytotoxic activity of dsDNA preparation [ 79].

Although studies have shown that a negative HPV test and normal cytology is associated with an extremely low risk for CIN3+ (Cuzick et al, 2006; Bulkmans et al, 2007; Mayrand et al, 2007; Dillner et al, 2008; Rijkaart et al, 2012a), we cannot exclude yet that this may have biased our estimations (Ransohoff and Feinstein, 1978; Choi, 1992).

Of course, we cannot exclude yet that besides that volatiles are tested in this work as individual chemical substances, some other volatiles can contribute to the observed effects being an integrative part of the pool of biologically active volatiles produced by the tested bacteria.

Questions have to be asked whether women are being pushed out of the game and being excluded from yet another sporting competition.