Sentence examples for excluding both from inspiring English sources

Excluding both Weston's portraits and Modotti's own famous flower studies, the show concentrates, instead, on her social documentary work in Mexico between 1923 and 1930.

Excluding both China and Japan, aggregate G.D.P. growth was lower, but it still showed a slight recovery, to 1.1percentt year-on-year, after contracting 0.8percentt in the first quarter.

Over in the US, the Solutions Project, a not-for-profit co-founded in 2011 by banker Marco Krapels, filmmaker Josh Fox and Stanford scientist Mark Jacobson, has developed transition scenarios for all 50 states based on renewables and excluding both nuclear and carbon capture for fossil fuels.

FACT: Group scores for the forenames of 42 English kings and queens since the conquest are as follows: 1st Eltham Scouts to Dickins, 3; Kernkraut to Pusinelli, 2, including Mary II who reigned jointly with William III, but excluding both Matilda and Maud; Pusinelli to Zzaman, 9; but Dickins to Kernkraut, a mind-boggling 28, including every one since Victoria.

Excluding both the controls for age effects and time-invariant unobservables would have increased this bias to (0.2~%).

Excluding both these individuals and the 27 dropouts, our interviewed sample consists of 462 treated individuals with a response rate of 54%.

His new proposals exclude both inquests and criminal cases.

It is one that excludes both the producers and the consumers of the media output and represents only the owners.

Thompson ingeniously suggests that Whitehouse shared much with her punk contemporaries – both were socially excluded, both rebelled against establishment values they detested.

The terms of reference exclude both as already covered by other trust reviews – which while perfectly true could come straight from an episode of W1A.

The Labor Department's report on prices paid to producers, which excludes both services and imported goods, showed a 0.6percentt advance for finished goods.