Sentence examples for if he were excluded from inspiring English sources

Much of this increase was driven by one patient on Coumadin with 53 post-intervention visits for INR checks; if he were excluded there was a somewhat smaller though still significant increase in post-intervention clinic visits of 4.3 per patient (p = 0.023, CI: 0.70 to 7.87).

Bradley's head might explode if he was excluded.

If he is excluded, he'll be on the sidelines, crying bloody murder.

It is understood he may be prepared to take legal action if he is excluded from the race for that reason.

He may escape with a heavy financial punishment and a lengthy touchline ban - but Pardew could not complain if he was excluded from the stadium when Newcastle play for a long period.

Greenberg had lifted the "not just" formulation, rather than the balder "not the few," directly from Blair, who didn't like to sound as if he was excluding anyone, even the wealthy elite.

"If they are excluded, naturally it means the same thing will happen," he said.

Rai flew back to Washington, he says, and told bank officials that if customary land rights were excluded, he would refuse to support the policy.

One of the problems has been that India might scream foul if it were excluded.

Think about how it would feel if you were excluded from a group of people.

He would get only 40 if the prisoners were excluded.