Sentence examples for so exclude from inspiring English sources

For instance, they cover only compensation and so exclude capital gains or dividend income, both areas where taxpayers might well act differently in response to changing tax rates.

The freedom of information figures obtained from Defra only relate to spending where the primary aim is to tackle climate change, so exclude some investments which could indirectly help Britain deal with global warming.

For property taxes to become a much bigger source of revenue, governments must apparently ensure people don't realise how much they are paying.* For the wonky, these ratios are based on the IMF's definition of total tax revenue and so exclude social-security taxes in the denominator.

So TEK's supernatural and social aspects, respectfully so, exclude the possibility of the kind of rationality associated with science.

The ONS figures are taken from interviews with people leaving the UK during the month of August, so exclude visitors who did not leave the country until after the end of the month.

We cannot unambiguously decipher the relationships of the distal HSEs in Hsp27 promoters of the subgenus Drosophila (Figure 5) species and D. willistoni, and so exclude them from the following analysis.

"We felt so excluded," Maria Velazquez said, of the social isolation.

"Labour is traumatic and you feel so excluded as a father.

No other rich nation has so excluded its citizens from their common heritage.

"Design for the last two or three decades has been so excluding, and so expensive," Mr. Engesvik said.

That's why the fringes – Greens and socialists as well as rightwing nationalists and xenophobes – feel so excluded.