“to the exclusion of”造句，怎麼用to the exclusion of造句

domination (of a market or commodity) to the exclusion of others.

He spends his spare time gardening, to the exclusion of all other interests.

Anything that fills the heart to the exclusion of the Word of God is wrong and should be put away.

You specialize even further, rigorous emphasis on a single aspect of society to the exclusion of all other thought.

We must never ignore any aspect of His character, nor magnify one to the exclusion of another.

A leading member should never concentrate all his attention on one or two problems, to the exclusion of others.

Andrew had watched other doctors, too, become obsessed with their profession to the exclusion of all else, to the detriment of themselves and their families.

We must oppose the tendency towards selfish departmentalism by which the interests of one's own unit are looked after to the exclusion of those of others.

Focusing on any one of those things, to the exclusion of the others, can be a misleading guide to a market's potential.

In the adjustment of general average the following lettered and numbered Rules shall apply to the exclusion of any Law and Practice inconsistent therewith.

When succession opens, the successor(s) first in order shall inherit to the exclusion of the successor(s) second in order.

Remaining focused on your breath to the exclusion of all else. Do this for 60 breaths (at least 10 minutes) and you will feel very relaxed.

Lee is likely to seek assurance from Mr. Obama that the U. s. won't engage in prolonged talks with North Korea to the exclusion of South Korea and other nations in the multilateral talks.

Shutters can help keep noise out Reduce e can be a major reason for preventing sleep, especially if you start to focus on it to the exclusion of everything else.

having utility often to the exclusion of values.

Diane had dedicated her life to caring for him to the exclusion of all else.

He would monopolize her totally, to the exclusion of her brothers and sisters.

"Extrovert,also extravert:an individual interested in others or in the environment as opposed to or to the exclusion of self."

First and foremost, working on interaction to the exclusion of information design, or the converse, is a bad idea.

The mistake investors make is not the criteria they use but that they always tend to focus on one to the exclusion of the rest.

Over time farmers came to rely heavily on broadly adapted, high-yield crops to the exclusion of varieties adapted to local conditions.

Although this may seem contradictory, the film critic who only watches films to the exclusion of all other pursuits will deliver introverted, myopic reviews.

Now I think man engages in a career in the hope of having a happy life, except for these "extremely intelligent", who would choose career to the exclusion of family.

Memories of the past filled her mind to the exclusion of all else.

These individuals only value their independence, to the exclusion of relationships.

Failure here is the result of being by your own preparatory activity to the exclusion of the impending realities of the marketplaces.

In addition to the exclusion of Bian, he was able to say that a great young man could have said that he had failed in the world.

流年一數，隨著記*越來越差，成了越來越多人模糊的記憶，也有越來越多記憶的模糊。

The Pistons certainly will attack Rondo and Perkins, but not to the exclusion of every other offensive option.

It is seen to be the abstract reflection-on-self, which is so clung to, to the exclusion of reflection-into-other-things and of all predication of difference.

What was needed for the man who, to the exclusion of others, should stand at the head of that movement from the east westward?

Focus on the first habit for at least one month, to the exclusion of all else.