Sentence examples for excluding too from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore wants to provide prescription drug coverage through the existing Medicare program, and his aides contend that Mr. Bush's approach would wind up excluding too many people.

The United States elevated the meetings of the G-20 during the financial crisis after concluding that its traditional meetings with six other countries — the Group of 7 — were excluding too many important players.

And the taxes pay for it: income tax, luxury taxes, and a strong economy that keeps a monopoly on products by excluding too many foreign goods.

To avoid excluding too many models, only the 22 participating MQAPs that scored at least 20 000 models were used.

We propose a method that controls this error without excluding too many parent combinations from the evaluation.

The upper limit was chosen to avoid excluding too many potential participants, while minimizing the potential for recall bias.

The figures in Table 1 also show that the average delays, including too-early arrivals, are relatively small (9 to 24 min) and the average delays (excluding too-early arrivals) are more substantial (38 to 53 min).

Kyoto was later excluded, too, because of its cultural importance.

In making this judgment, which was based on a number of factors, it appears to have excluded too many Democrats.

They say, for example, that lawmakers have excluded too many loans from requirements on ensuring ability to repay and weakened efforts to impose new liability on Wall Street.

The ABI also said only allowing investors who had held shares in a company for some time to vote on its takeover could exclude too many existing shareholders.