Sentence examples for generally been excluded from inspiring English sources

It is a pleasing irony that the writer who has generally been excluded from the Booker prize itself (Claire Tomalin, a judge in 1980, insisted that she be included on the shortlist), should pull the really big one.

Doctors have generally been excluded from recent cost-cutting proposals because under existing law, Medicare, the federal insurance program for older people, will reduce their fees by 29.5 percent on Jan . 1

Jordan has generally been excluded from the All-Star discussion, despite leading the league in rebounds (13.4 a game) and field goal percentage (72.1%), and being second in the league in shot blocking (2.4 a game).

Smoking asthmatics have generally been excluded from most asthma studies.

Such fishes have generally been excluded from the scope of this manual.

Patients with advanced CKD and ESKD with AF have generally been excluded from anticoagulation trials.

During this time, native scholars were generally being excluded from academic careers, and thus in effect denied the opportunity to participate in the narrative of their own heritage.

The Institute of Medicine reports recommended that those with industry conflicts of interest should generally be excluded, or limited to "a distinct minority of the panel".

Bone marrow transplantation from a sibling donor may improve cure rates; however, patients over 50 years of age have a high risk of complications and therefore generally are excluded from this treatment option.

The Cosby case is, in the end, an emblem of #MeToo, not just because it ended in a guilty verdict but because of the exceptional if controversial evidentiary procedure that enabled a chorus of witnesses — witnesses who would generally be excluded — to back up the main complaining witness, which could well have made the difference between a juror having a reasonable doubt and not having it.

Despite generally being excluded from military service, a woman could be in charge of a castle, either on behalf of her husband or if she was widowed.