Sentence examples for future excluded from inspiring English sources

Her future excluded the conventional aspiration of the Southern belle: "I've heard other girls say, 'I want to stay home,' and I'm thinking, Why?

So the principle of future excluded middle, (P5), is not a thesis in the system.

This theory allows the supervaluationist to reject (P3) and to accept future excluded middle, (P5), without accepting the idea of 'the thin red line' or 'the true future'.

It turns out that MacFarlane's theory implies an acceptance of the principle of future excluded middle, (P5), and a rejection of the principle of the necessity of the past, (P3).

Many felt that young players such as Nigel Spink, Mark Wright, Brian Stein, Paul Walsh and Mark Walters were the future (Wright excluded, these players would eventually gain a grand total of eight caps between them).

Jack knew that, and expected it; after his retirement, he spent much time organising our affairs, and would talk routinely of a future that excluded him, to my irritation.

With the FUTURE trials excluded, the observed heterogeneity dissipated for either endpoint (CIN2+: I2 = 59%, p = 0.09; CIN1+; I2 = 0%, p = 0.70).

During the six years of study, 14 patients initially included had future events excluded because of progression of disease and three patients died, although none from CF. Patients experienced a median 3 exacerbations (IQR 2 6).

We created a subset of men who were unsure on diagnosis about whether they wanted children in the future by excluding all men who responded 'definitely want a child in the future' or 'definitely do not want a child in the future' to the question 'How much do you want to have a child in the future'.

Therefore, Meccan efforts at centralization and unification might well have been transient, especially because they were not reinforced by any stronger power and because they depended almost entirely on the prosperity of a trade route that had been formerly controlled at its southern terminus and could be controlled elsewhere in the future, or exclude Mecca entirely.

Sometimes I think many adults have lost our common and moral sense and forgotten the purpose of public education which is to educate and prepare children for the future not exclude or bar them in huge numbers every year.