Sentence examples for remarkable exclusion from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Sean Spicer, Trump's press secretary has trotted out the hoariest of excuses for this remarkable exclusion – that Trump was seeking candidates not based on race, but on who is the "best and brightest".

A remarkable exclusion from this rule is found in sperm whale, Physeter macrocephalus [47].

Addressing his suspicions, one poster to Animal Planet's Web site issued a point-for-point missive, remarkable for the exclusion of terms like "grassy knoll" and "second shooter": "1.

That he and so many others continue to contribute to their churches despite exclusion is a remarkable testament to how meaningful it is to them.

Finally, although several strategies were used to reduce the number of prevalent cases (patients with an episode were followed backwards two years and specific exclusion criteria were used) a remarkable number of prevalent cases were retrieved by the algorithm.

TLC is always working to share the authentic stories of remarkable people living compelling lives, without discrimination or exclusion".

Chief executive, Community Links, a charity tackling exclusion in east London It's a remarkable film.

It is nevertheless remarkable that incomplete QoL information is seldom noted as an exclusion criteria in QoL studies.

"We are in a remarkable period of time at the moment," he said, because the tax exclusion on gifts and estates has been raised to $5 million from $1 million until the end of 2012.

Forced to offload players and facing exclusion from the Champions League next season for overdue payments, Málaga and its remarkable coach, Manuel Pellegrini, soldier on regardless.

A remarkable study published by Bristol University and UNICEF last year illustrated very clearly how poverty, discrimination, and social exclusion combine to take the lives of children and women.