Sentence examples for often excluding from inspiring English sources

Luck does not run often — excluding kneel-downs, he has just 15 carries — but he makes the most of them with an average of 9.3 yards a carry.

From opposite political traditions with distinct experiences and worldviews, the two have forged a tight bond, often excluding the rest of the Israeli leadership.

Overwhelmingly, literature follows the "new public management" approach [20], looking for a precise and objective measurement of the efficiency, thus studying the issue largely from the clinical perspective, often excluding the patient's perception of service quality [21].

Serum samples from these groups were evaluated by ANA-IIF assay for the presence of the classical dense fine speckled (DFS) pattern characterized by nuclear dense fine speckles, often excluding the nucleoli, with staining of mitotic chromosomes [6, 7].

Lacking an advance trading plan, an executive has only narrow windows (most often excluding the period from the beginning of the quarter's third month to 72 hours after the quarterly earnings release) in which it is safe to trade.

In order to explore the cause and mechanism, experiments have been conducted carefully, often excluding other possible factors which may contribute to the enhancement such as reflection from the metallic NPs, emission from the NPs themselves, increased absorption of light in photoluminescence [PL] enhancement, and quenching of defects emission.

They often excluded non-Christians.

They are often excluded from department votes, even on curricular issues for courses they teach.

This often excludes those with Aids or MS or, of course, Alzheimer's.

They paid, but were often excluded from key moments in meetings.

Around the world, new cities often exclude all but the wealthiest.