Sentence examples for excluding many of from inspiring English sources

Starved of public finance, most public schools charge fees, excluding many of the poorest children.

In the temperate zones are the great coniferous and deciduous forests: pine, spruce, fir, most of the cypresses, the deciduous oaks (but excluding many of the evergreen ones), ash, birch, and linden (lime).

But their remarks reflect a growing anger and frustration among many senior United States commanders that the policy is excluding many of the skilled Iraqi professionals needed to help the country's political and economic reconstruction, especially in the restive Sunni heartland, even as American officials seek to broker a transfer of sovereignty to the Iraqis after June 30.

So if I'm going to be rejected from this scheme, won't it end up excluding many of those who need online access to public services?

However, it has not been accompanied by any concrete pro-poor interventions, and it risks excluding many of the urban poor who otherwise would have benefited from the upgrade.

Second, the participants were required to provide consent at study entry, thus excluding many of the most severely ill patients, although 19%; of participants in this study were manic and 25.4%; were suffering severe depression (HAMD21 score ≥19; [ 46]).

He thereby excluded many of his best-known and best-loved poems and most of his first world war poems.

These recommendations would probably exclude many of the items that were served in the establishment visited by Ms. Brown.

Those areas of the country exclude many of the areas where Alawite and Druse minorities predominate.

Participants say raising prices to increase the pot would exclude many of the people Music America aims to attract.

Due to limited space, this would exclude many of my and my fiance's friends and associates.