Sentence examples for implicitly exclude from inspiring English sources

A merger of their foreign and defence policies would implicitly exclude Britain from the inner core of European decision-making.

Delisting firm-years are most often excluded because the researcher does not correctly incorporate delisting returns, because delisting return data are missing or because other research design choices implicitly exclude them.

The meaning of that phrase has been extended to include those whom it implicitly excluded, linguistically and politically, when it was first written.

Non-drivers like me were implicitly excluded from big-box, strip mall-style retailers that require not only a car to get there, but a car to cart most of the stuff home.

He makes the intriguing observation that "a surprising number of Americans" (thus, implicitly excluding Native Americans from that category) joined Indian societies, while "Indians almost never ran away to join white society".

Benedict's lecture was devoted to the question of the "reasonableness" of Christian faith in an age when most people believe that rationality means science and implicitly excludes religious belief.

As recently as the 1990s, memorials at Auschwitz conspicuously downplayed mention of the camp's Jewish victims and implicitly excluded participation by devout Jews who wanted to pray.

How could they not realise that opening a fucking 80s-themed beach in the London district in the throes of the most widely reported gentrification case in recent times, and implicitly excluding the people whose lives on which they are encroaching, was a bad idea?

In this study we selected genes that discriminated between the cell types we had chosen to assay; this step improves the performance of the method but likely implicitly excludes the best markers for cell types that were not chosen.

Thus, similarly to past experiences [ 8], nursing staff who did not consider themselves in need of further training were implicitly excluded.

(CMC) also seems at least implicitly to exclude variables that are logically or conceptually related (point (ii) above).