Sentence examples for exclusion from the first from inspiring English sources
He ended his test career with a total of 3,085 runs, 10th on Sri Lanka's all-time list, and the telling statistic that he has reached 50 more times, 14, than he has been dismissed without scoring, 12. His exclusion from the first two matches against Pakistan reflected a perception that he is no longer seriously penetrative.
Frustrated by a lack of opportunities, Kinkladze took the unusual step of using his lawyer to arrange a meeting with Todd to discuss his exclusion from the first team.
However events outside the field overshadowed the cricket: Before start of the series, Tendulkar announced his decision to relinquish the captaincy after the Test matches, Azharuddin and Mongia were recalled to the team, controversy arose over Azharuddin's injury leading to his exclusion from the First Test.
To decide about the exclusion period for prevalent cancers we checked the number of diagnosed cancers in each year, and selected the period (i.e., 6 months) whose exclusion from the first year resulted in a similar number of cancer incidents in the first year compared with the second and the subsequent years.
The thematic analysis of all MeSH terms included in the Silver Set (incorrect exclusions from the first study) was used to investigate this question, and yet did not provide any clear answers.
A summary of included studies can be seen in Additional file 3. A list of studies retrieved in full text and subsequently excluded, and reasons for exclusion, are available from the first author on request.
The result was a catastrophe: the FDP's worst showing ever, and its exclusion from the Bundestag for the first time since its founding in 1948.
For Arsenal such statistics spell a crisis that threatens to conclude with their exclusion from the Champions League for the first time in 15 seasons.
A further difficulty for the spatial conception is the risk of exclusion of the first person from the sense of ownership.
Fifty years later, Congress went a step farther, passing the Chinese Exclusion Act, the first U.S. law barring a specific ethnic group from entering the United States.
