Sentence examples for might exclude from inspiring English sources
Does Harmon worry that all these allusions might exclude less TV-literate types?
Which careers do they think might exclude them if they do not earn a college degree?
I might exclude stones used as weapons, but I could be persuaded otherwise.
That means premiums may increase or policies might not be renewed or might exclude the dog from future coverage.
I realise that International Son Day, thus conceived, might exclude the fatherless or the son-less among us.
Auto dealers also expressed concern that higher prices for new cars might exclude some consumers from the market.
So tax cuts that are supposedly directed at an average family by imposing an income ceiling of say, $52,000, might exclude many of those in New York.
In a country where homosexual acts are illegal, Dr. Ravindran's slide show suggests using "partner" or "life partner," since "husband" or "wife" might exclude some listeners.
What must be apparent to anyone with any sensibility of the frailty of human beings (this might exclude Dawkins) is that faith can help in times of distress.
In contrast to Orthodox Jews like Farber, the ultra-Orthodox have little sense of risk that by raising doubts they might exclude a person who is really Jewish.
