Sentence examples for it has excluded from inspiring English sources
Don John is an outsider whose social illegitimacy is inseparable from the brilliance of his observations; he can see the world clearly because it has excluded him from its rites and passages.
Graham Knowles, the cathedral dean, was unavailable to comment on reports of a schism within St Paul's or to address the increasing scepticism about the reasons for its closure, the first time it has excluded the public since the second world war.
It has excluded new entrants to the market (through its advertising budgets and distribution networks); and become big enough to prevent its own exit even when it fails (note the bailout of the banks).
How can Facebook be confident that it has excluded entities outside of the United States from posting political ads?
But the Times also reveals it has excluded information that it believes would endanger informants or national security.
Usually, a well-meaning, well-funded, and far-reaching tech company lands itself in the hot seat after rolling out a product and then discovering that it has excluded some group of people in a grand, disruptive way.
While conceding that specialty plates were private speech, the court said Illinois was nonetheless allowed to reject "Choose Life" plates because it had "excluded the entire subject of abortion from its specialty plate program" and so did not discriminate among perspectives on the subject.
World Rowing said it had excluded 17 Russians, leaving only six free to compete.
The airline said it would have posted a profit of $191 million if it had excluded $390 million in losses on fuel hedging.
A separate study by financial data analysis firm FTSE Russell showed that over the past 10 years returns from a portfolio tracking the FTSE Developed Index would have been very little different if it had excluded tobacco stocks.
