Sentence examples for well exclude from inspiring English sources

Anyone who describes this as an outstanding debut children's novel might just as well exclude the word "debut".

That may well exclude people who are not identical to the people who are recruiting them".

There has already been a critical response from the Police Federation, which has expressed its disagreement on the grounds that this measure might well exclude some of the very officers that are most needed to reflect the society they police.

The International Cricket Council recently announced plans which might well exclude "associate and affiliate nations" (ie, all the underdogs) from the 2019 Cricket World Cup, in England and Wales.

A CT scan can very well exclude a pseudarthrosis (negative predictive value of 100%) [5], but the positive predictive value for pseudarthrosis is only 21%, as compared to the gold standard of surgical re-exploration.

As long as Larry and Tim are heading the economic team, we can't very well exclude them, but we should bring in others--and you should hear this argument in the raw, and not filtered.

Those including only primary dentition were as well excluded.

We have as well excluded countries where a major share of the households did not report their income.

Since the atomic total energy and kinetic energy are about the same as those of the former initial surface, the influential factors due to different energy distributions are well excluded.

Well, excluding the Barrier Kult.

We expected a unifactorial model to fit our scale well (excluding the experienced well-being component).