Sentence examples for virtually excluded from inspiring English sources

The family's conservatism virtually excluded it from government office from 1285 to 1433.

In this manner, he virtually excluded all the defenses that had been proposed by the attorneys for the sanctuary defendants.

Treaty negotiations resumed but broke down over the issue of the Sudan, from which the Egyptians had been virtually excluded since 1924.

Before Gloria Steinem and Betty Friedan grasped polemic pens, these nuns were the avant-garde of feminism, running hospitals, schools, orphanages and colleges when lay women were virtually excluded from such positions.

The universities have argued that they need to emphasize diversity to redress the long period when blacks and other minority students were virtually excluded from many college classrooms and to enhance the educational experiences of minority and nonminority students alike.

Dr. Healy cracked the whip on bureaucrats, recruited new talent, expanded the Human Genome Project and reversed policies that, like the medical establishment, had focused largely on men's health and virtually excluded women from clinical trials.

Its regulations virtually exclude Germans from buying land.

Wealthy residents have long since bid up real estate prices in Aspen and other exclusive resort communities to levels that virtually exclude middle- and low-income families.

With a highly literate text that bears as much weight as the music itself, with only two characters and with a format that virtually excludes stage action in favor of dialogue, Bartok makes a theater of his orchestra part.

Furthermore, lymph nodes inferior to the renal veins virtually exclude pancreatic adenocarcinoma [45].

There is a highly significant correlation which virtually excludes an influence of different data framing.