Sentence examples for maybe excluding from inspiring English sources

NASA and its international partners are rumored to be developing a replacement (albeit not yet OMB approved) government financed, and managed international lunar space station – maybe excluding the Russians.

When the community can create metadata, "Word documents" become "a print-view" of the wiki page"–perhaps excluding comments, or maybe limiting them to only comments from the marketing team within the past week.

A potential criticism of our study is that we have not taken enough account of ascertainment bias and that additional adjustment maybe necessary beyond excluding the index case.

The low incidence maybe has relationship with excluding out-of-hospital anaphylaxis.

Conway said: "Voices are silenced in polls that really should be included because people are too reliant on lists, and they're excluding people who maybe feel so passionately about that issue, Brexit, or so passionately about this candidate, Donald Trump, that they're going to vote for the first time ever in many, many, many cycles".

Houston accomplishes this with a crew of at least eight people, excluding talent, and maybe a few tens of thousands of dollars.

There is one minority that seems excluded, though maybe not consciously, from the commerce of the building.

The list of article titles resulting from the various searches was scanned by two reviewers, who each assigned a value of "include", "exclude" or "maybe" to each reference.

I think, you know, there might be a small group that'd be excluded like maybe... quite, like, a lot older, but.. I think from... you know, 15 to, I don't know, 55 it would be helpful.

With respect to ICD-11, we recommend to discuss positive psychological as well as positive neurological clues - maybe by increasing its likelihood in a stepwise pattern - in addition to excluding organic disease.

Often review teams have three response options for excluding records or promoting them to the next stage of the winnowing process: "yes," "no," and "maybe".