Sentence examples for manages to exclude from inspiring English sources

'John somehow manages to exclude himself from the performance,' he says.

Turkey managed to exclude the Kurds from this week's United Nations-mediated peace talks on Syria.

The official lobby registers are tokenistic because they manage to exclude any lobbying carried out by companies themselves or the major industry groups, such as the Queensland Resources Council.

Even then, the plaintiffs' bar managed to exclude from the statute derivative lawsuits and merger claims, which became lucrative growth areas for that bar.

The Dutch East India Company managed to exclude the English company from the lucrative Spice Islands, now part of Indonesia, forcing it to carve out a niche for itself in India: trading in textiles and spices from the Asian subcontinent.

But as the prominent British Muslim fashion blogger and designer Dina Torkia recently wrote, "I dreamed of being included in the mainstream of haute couture, & whilst D&G have managed to recognise us with this collection, they've also managed to exclude us".

It was very slight — no more than a movement back and forth of the wrist — and yet it managed to exclude from our affairs everything else in the orderly room, to make the two of us the center of the world.

Rather, scientists can manage to exclude competing hypotheses by setting up experiments and predictions.

The 1998 rule did, however, manage to exclude that Hollywood favorite, the Mercedes.

Not surprisingly, only the most remote and extreme ecosystems have managed to exclude invaders.

However, we managed to exclude the others one by one on clinical examination, haematological, biochemical and radiological investigation.