Sentence examples for more excluded than from inspiring English sources

You can't champion social justice unless you get that as life shifts online millions of poorer Britons without internet access will struggle to do the most basic things and risk becoming poorer and more excluded than ever.

The point here is that entering into a debate over who is more excluded than whom is a nonstarter.

But the outcome is much the same: a two-party system where minority voices are even more excluded from parliament than in Britain.

A person who has controlled-HIV should be no more excluded from transplantation than somebody with controlled-high blood pressure, because controlled-high blood pressure never precluded anyone from the transplant list.

Every exon targeted in vitro could be removed from the dystrophin mRNA, although some exons are more efficiently excluded than others.

Few groups are perhaps more socially excluded than refugees, who are at particularly heightened risk of marginalization from their host countries (Correa-Velez, Gifford, & Barnett, 2010).

Possible selection biases might exist because more patients were excluded than were studied.

Furthermore, we used strict criteria to define failure in measurement, resulting in more patients being excluded than commonly described.

Boys were about three times more likely to be excluded than girls and were more likely to be excluded at a younger age.

We still nationally as well as within all provinces and territories have a policy framework that does more to exclude than it does to include persons with disabilities.

"Many more African-Americans are excluded than whites.