Sentence examples for serves excluded from inspiring English sources

Statistics of tennis published half a dozen years ago gave twenty-four hundred strokes as the expectable number that would be hit by two players playing serve-and-volley tennis in a match of average length (faulted serves excluded).

"That serves to exclude Muslims from the Dutch political consensus," he said.

That identity has become exclusive and serves to exclude people who see themselves as Sikhs but may not be practising.

The phrase relatively permanent serves to exclude temporary behavioral changes that may depend on such factors as fatigue, the effects of drugs, or alterations in motives.

The army has simply reaffirmed and aggravated a decades-old feud between secularists (who believe that they alone understand democracy) and Islamists (who believe that secularists only believe in democracy when it serves to exclude and marginalize Islamists).

In particular, normalization serves to exclude the issues concerning alternating bonds, resonance and aromaticity.

The imaging examination also serves to exclude other pathologies that may resemble stroke clinically, known as the "stroke mimics".

As a result, teams around the company started identifying new opportunities to use existing business capabilities to serve financially excluded customer segments.

Catholic women everywhere are on the front lines and in the trenches, serving the excluded, defending the poor and spreading the joy of the gospel.

In real space, a mask around the particle serves to exclude background regions outside the particle.

This is both far from negligible, and serves to exclude the (always potentially worrisome) claim that 'it is all contaminants'.