Sentence examples for regularly, excluding from inspiring English sources

The largest animals we deal with regularly, excluding bears, aren't that big.

And while Mason was promoted to principal status in 1968, she found herself regularly excluded from the most high profile roles such as Giselle, Aurora or Cinderella.

Ann grew up in a world where pubs had signs saying "No Gypsies served" and her people were regularly excluded from health, education and accommodation.

Their feedback on our survey reflects this: "It's very hard to get into the conversation if you are on the conference line" and "Meetings should be more considerate and inclusive of those on the phone". The company's growth strategy hinges on this small outpost, yet the team there is regularly excluded during meetings.

Gilmore was regularly excluded from primary debates for not meeting the requisite threshold of support.

"The state has a completely closed process at all levels; state, city, and federal, so independent voters are regularly excluded from all rounds of the electoral process".

And the fact that TIME regularly excludes women, especially women of color, from these "markers of power and influence" is infuriating and exasperating.

All information on the site is quite accurate, and they regularly exclude information that would benefit their position in the name of honesty and accuracy.

Caregivers are regularly excluded from treatment discussions and decisions by the very providers who assume the availability and willingness of those caregivers to carry out the tasks included in that care plan. .

While the gifts and labor of Black women are consistently exploited in black churches (and in white churches too) they are regularly excluded from leadership and critical conversations at the highest denominational levels.

The two men never trusted each other, and Pownall regularly excluded Hutchinson from his inner council meetings, instead sending him on missions, for example to deal with militia recruitment issues.