Sentence examples for were generally excluded from inspiring English sources

Republican senators were involved in some of the recent negotiations, but Republican House members and their aides were generally excluded.

Not only do some odd ideas about Roman culture emerge here ("Roman women were generally excluded from events such as drinking parties...". No, they weren't).

Species whose eigenvectors had the lowest eigenvalues were generally excluded from further analysis in the log-linear regression because they had the least information about the species distribution at the piospheres.

Even when, in 1952, the colonial government with the help of missionaries established self-help groups for African women, later named Maendelo ya Wanawake organization, (MYWO) development for women in 1954, pastoral women were generally excluded simply by default with most of the groups being established in the regions settled by sedentary communities and in urban areas.

At an evening party in Buckingham Palace, he introduced her to his mother his father was outraged, primarily on account of her marital history, as divorced people were generally excluded from court.

Nonpolymorphic mutations occurring at polymorphic positions, defined as positions with mutations occurring at >1% in any subtype, were generally excluded.

Performers, however, are generally excluded from these fees.

Mental health is generally excluded from the social context in developing countries.

Injuries due to the employee's willful misconduct are generally excluded.

These titles are fundamentally based on the sciences; those for which science is more tangential or peripheral are generally excluded.

"Generally operators offer very limited cover for damage to your car, which you will need to spot and report to them on collection, and possessions left in your car are generally excluded".