Sentence examples for rule out from from inspiring English sources

Talking of exclusions, I've had to rule out from the list the interesting nomination from @johnmousley49 for Karl Marx, who would make sure everyone got the same present.

Maybe one day domestic abusers will be treated as pariahs in the way sexual harassers currently are – although given how many beloved men in the public eye that would rule out, from Geoffrey Boycott to Mike Tyson, maybe that would just leave too many job openings.

Thus if he asserts "I am thinking water is scrumptious," he will be aware of relevant alternative interpretations that he cannot rule out from the armchair.

However, it is impossible to rule out from such modeling that the carrier is a hypothetical, partially COPI coated small tubule.

Although dinucleotide repeats are mainly linked to non-coding regions and they are expected to behave as neutral markers they should not be rule out from conservation studies because they are known to be very polymorphic and our results show that they are mainly linked to UTRs, which are known to be involved in gene expression and other control functions [ 53].

Good-faith, intelligent disagreement is ruled out from the beginning.

Armed intervention was publicly ruled out from the beginning because Wilson privately feared disloyalty among the British military.

Even though stainless steel also generate such a tribomaterial, they were ruled out from the beginning already in the 1950s as "inappropriate".

Within this perspective, however, the interplay between the two sub-problems would essentially be ruled out from the computations, resulting in sub-optimal solutions for network configuration.

"Ebola has been ruled out from Health Canada's perspective," said Dr. Douglas MacPherson, an infectious disease specialist at the federal health department.

Some of these they ruled out from their study, because satellite photos showed no corresponding deformation on the ice above the cones.