Sentence examples similar to not counting professionals from inspiring English sources
There are various types of socialists in India, not counting professional politicians.
Ben Tessler, a Wesley Heights real estate agent who co-founded the National Capital Tea Party Patriots, said he knows of maybe 30 District residents who are active with tea party causes, not counting professional organizers and congressional staffers.
Perhaps more surprisingly, according to the report, 12- to 17-year-old Europeans appear to spend considerably less time on the Internet than people 18 and older, who are online 11.4 hours a week — again, not counting professional or academic use.
Measurement instruments inevitably carry assumptions, for example that clients are willing and able to have conversations about their network, and would do well not to count professionals among their friends.
The national average cost of having professionals paint a single room is $380-$380-$790 ceilings ceilings and trim, according to HomeAdvisor.
Not counting foreign distribution.
