Sentence examples for more excluding from inspiring English sources

Ruth Spencer: He also had, "No more excluding me, Mary Poppins!!" -- which I liked quite a lot.

Sales at stores open a year or more, excluding fuel, rose 0.2% in the nine weeks to 3 January.

Career to date Released debut mini-album, Life's a Riot with Spy vs Spy, in 1983, and has subsequently completed 12 more, excluding anthologies and compilations.

Britain is home to 840,000 people who are dollar millionaires with £660,000 or more excluding their main home – a combined wealth of $3.5tn£2.3tntn).

What is more, excluding Myanmar from the chairmanship would run counter to ASEAN's own argument that it is better to engage the military regime than to ostracise it.

Capgemini, a consultancy, defines anyone with investable assets of $1m or more (excluding their home) as a "high-net-worth individual", consultant-speak for rich.

But Dream says his regime will make many Thais feel more excluded.

He condemned"unrestrained liberalism", which he said made the strong stronger, the weak weaker and the excluded more excluded.

Without computer literacy, the argument goes, disadvantaged groups will become more excluded in the high-tech economy.

In the past year Sunnis have felt more and more excluded and harassed.

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