Sentence examples for less excluded from inspiring English sources

"The idea that you can pull yourself together and go out rather than hiding at home in your baggy jumper makes you fell less excluded," she said.

Although parties in other European countries have regional strongholds, proportional representation, federalism and coalitions mean that regions feel less excluded from the system when they are not in government.

So Saudi diplomats have more or less excluded themselves from the Iraqi debate.The kingdom's latest reported diplomatic venture may have a slightly better chance.

For all its prestige, the award's biggest failing, Mr. Galbraith complained, is that "certain branches of economics have been more or less excluded," citing as examples work on poverty, inequality, the economics of climate change, the collapse of communist economic systems and debt crises.

He spent his days in a sheltered workshop now viewed as exploitative, but then somewhere he and his colleagues could earn some money to spend on things that made them feel less excluded.

*Low-dose Aspirin 100mg/day or less excluded.

Our best guess is that there are 10 million living species, more or less, excluding the single-celled bacteria and Archaea.

For medicines where the ex-manufacturer price is ZAR 100 or less (excluding VAT) the fee can be no more than 8%% plus ZAR 3.

Moortown Diary, in the words of its introduction, "more or less excludes the poetic process" - or at any rate it changes that process from one of recollection and reshaping to something more like documentary, more like the rapid jottings of a journalist.

Iran should be kept out of the coalition, and even though the fight against ISIS will still benefit Iran, Tehran's gains will be much less if excluded.

Papers reporting oral vitamin C treatment only, or those using IV doses of 1g or less, were excluded.