Sentence examples for it excluded some from inspiring English sources
The company described the $827 million fourth-quarter loss as an "economic net loss" since it excluded some items related to its initial public offering in 2007.
Tingling listed inconsistencies in the plan: that it did not apply to every food establishment in the city, that it excluded some drinks that had higher concentrations of sugar or calories "on suspect grounds", and that it did not limit the amount of refills.
Labour MPs, such as John Woodcock, the pro-airstrike former chair of the New Labour pressure group Progress, criticised the method and timing of the survey as "not credible", arguing it excluded some members, especially those not active on social media.
Other players under Mitchell's scrutiny have not been publicly identified, although people who have been briefed on the development said that the full list included players expected and unexpected, and that it excluded some players who might have been expected to be on the list of steroid suspects.
Microsoft said it excluded some models to prevent a negative "impact on the customer experience". And mobile devices that have 512MB of RAM will not receive the Windows 10 Mobile update.
"Our programs grew so much and we added so many additional services that our name became confusing and it excluded some of our clients and other stakeholders," Sarah Baker, MCR's communications and development manager, told HuffPost.
The literature suggests this approach yields a less democratic result — by definition it excludes some groups or individuals.
It excludes some policy changes in Europe, such as tax cuts in France and Germany, which only recently took effect.
This range is smaller than in the IPCC's 2001 report, but it excludes some key uncertainties about how quickly warming will melt land-based ice.
It excludes some companies whose owners earn more than that from taking the deduction because they are a certain type of service business, such as a doctor's or lawyer's office.
The problem with dressing up a tax cut for the middle classes as "marriage tax breaks" is that it excludes some very worthy groups of people, namely wives deserted by their husbands, husbands deserted by their wives and the children of those sad, broken unions.
