Sentence examples for left out because of from inspiring English sources

Left out because of performance-enhancing drugs: Based on suspicion, Jeff Bagwell and Mike Piazza; based on admission, Mark McGwire; based on evidence, Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Rafael Palmeiro and Sammy Sosa; based on admission/evidence/playing career, Juan Gonzalez and Andy Pettitte.

So it was intentionally left out because of the color thing.

Should they be left out because of the colour of their skin?

She felt jealous of him and left out because of all the attention he was receiving.

The more radical groups are being cut out and left out, because of the powerful movement of Islam in these areas.

Even before the Tour made a concession for him, though, Harman said he would have understood being left out because of the unusual circumstances of Points' withdrawal.

John Major has become the latest voice to recognise that people are sick and tired of being left out of pocket because of David Cameron's failure to stand up to the energy companies.

In isolating this age group and deciding to include data on American Indians/Alaskan Natives (groups often left out of analyses because of the quality of the reporting), the team uncovered this unexpected disparity, which Miniño acknowledged as shocking.

Captain John Terry was left out because he was short of match fitness after his four-match ban and Di Matteo said: "John is a fantastic player for this club.

However, the group said no one would be left out of pocket because of its mistakes and that anyone affected who needed cash should phone 03457 242424 from mobiles or 0800 121129 from landlines, or visit a local branch.

The FCA may also remove rules that deter new asset managers from setting up and refer matters to the Competition and Markets Authority, the regulator that ensures consumers are not left out of pocket because of weak competition.