Sentence examples for future exclusion from inspiring English sources

It was not religious persecution that he feared so much as the future exclusion of Muslims from all prospects of advancement within India, as soon as power became vested in the close-knit structure of Hindu social organization.

We study two top-philic simplified models of this kind, a neutral scalar boson and a Z′, and present current and future exclusion limits on their mass and couplings.

Ireland spent much of the recent World Cup voicing their anger at their likely future exclusion from the 10-team tournament in 2019 but, unlike England, can look back on an encouraging campaign, having claimed the scalps of two full member sides in West Indies and Zimbabwe and missing out on the knockout stages on net run rate.

Not that Ireland see themselves as underdogs, having outshone their near-neighbours at the World Cup with three victories – including the full-member sides West Indies and Zimbabwe – while consistently chuntering about their possible future exclusion from the proposed 10-team tournament in 2019.

Among graphic designers, these structural changes had a strong implication on future exclusion from the trade.

Therefore, while designing new drug-like molecule in the future, the exclusion of SubFP fingerprints and the inclusion of certain MACCS keys might increase the probability of designing a better molecule.

Poor behaviour can arise from failure to identify or support a child's special needs, and yet, in future, any exclusions that may result will be much harder to challenge.

In the weeks running up to the fall of east Aleppo, the Russians, Turks and Iranians have increasingly been working together on Syria's future, to the exclusion of western powers, including the US, as well as the Gulf states, normally the sponsors of the Syrian opposition.

But, with the prospect of seeing Vettel crowned 2013 champion, coupled with the race's uncertain future after its exclusion from the 2014 F1 calendar, there could well be an uptake in ticket sales.

In future research this exclusion criteria can be formulated less strict, which will probably result in a greater enrolment.

It would be interesting to address in the future whether RIDGE exclusion from heterochromatin during differentiation could be a mechanism to safeguard the activity of differentiation-specific genes.