Sentence examples for point of exclusion from inspiring English sources
"I mean wars of choice, and unilateralism, and by that I mean an emphasis, almost to the point of exclusion of everything else, on regime change as opposed to diplomacy aimed at policy change".
Every time I watched sports day from the sidelines or had to be carried upstairs to my music lessons by the school caretaker (it is unclear why no one thought to move the class), they made the mistake of including to the point of exclusion.
"If you can't do control to the point of exclusion, you might be throwing good money after bad".
A biology teacher's attitudes and views will be tainted by the possession of misconceptions that, in turn, may affect the position of evolution as a scientifically valid explanation in the biology curriculum, even to the point of exclusion.
"This makes it more difficult to provide the early intervention which prevents behavioural issues from escalating to the point of exclusion, and this is therefore likely to result in an increase in the number of exclusions". Knife crime: Are school exclusions to blame?
And does rigid adherence in your head to a supposed "preference" (which, as expressed, often sounds more like a rule: "I don't date [insert ethnicity, race or nationality here]") become almost self-fulfilling in practice, to the point of exclusion?
The structure of macromolecules inside pores at the critical adsorption point (the point of exclusion-adsorption transition) is studied.
A simple picture of a polymer molecule inside a pore at the point of exclusion-adsorption transition is presented, based on the Debye-Bueche model.
Japanese companies are rigid in their recruitment policies to the point of moral exclusion.
Our results, consistent across three continents, suggest that top predators can suppress mesopredators to the point of complete exclusion, but only when top predators occur at high densities over large areas.
Our analysis supports historical accounts linking the rapid expansion of mesopredator populations to the extirpation of top predators24, and suggests further that top predators can suppress mesopredator populations, even to the point of complete exclusion, as demonstrated in smaller scale studies25.
