Sentence examples for excluding much from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, keyword questions yield biased estimates by excluding much informal work and work performed by disadvantaged women.

Based on the crystal structure, MacKinnon's team presented an elegant model of how ions--in this case potassium ions--pass through the core of the channel and explained the channel's most remarkable feature: its ability to let potassium ions through while excluding much smaller and identically charged sodium ions.

Exclusion or a rebuttable presumption against both LGS1 and LGS2 would have a disproportionately negative impact on plaintiffs by excluding much of the available evidence.

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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.

— 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.

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.

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

"Spain is the nearest frontier but, given the risks they take, I would not exclude much more extended travelling across the Mediterranean," he says.