Sentence examples for usually excludes from inspiring English sources

Seeing one aspect usually excludes seeing the other.

A spokesman for Manchin said the accident occurred Thursday, when Senate Democrats met for lunch, a gathering that usually excludes most staffers.

Such a definition usually excludes making deals over the telephone because negotiating on the phone may not provide access to as many different prices as an exchange does.

"The fiction award usually excludes children's fiction but The Order of the Phoenix was regarded as more of an adult book than the earlier Harry Potters," a WH Smith spokeswoman said yesterday.

The biggest educational gains in Africa and Asia followed the spread of free public education; the future lies in spreading it further and making it better, not in propping up a private sector that can never guarantee universal coverage, equity or consistent standards and usually excludes those in the most extreme poverty.

"It usually excludes his arm, his elbow and his shoulder," Ganis half-jokes of a typical pitcher policy.

Healthy Jews are usually excluded.

Estimates usually exclude one-time items.

Thomson estimates usually exclude special items.

Analysts usually exclude one-time items from their estimates.

Renters of single-family homes are usually excluded.