Sentence examples for ages with the exception of from inspiring English sources

Until the middle ages, with the exception of the odd curio like pulped dates, honey was the only sweetener in Eurasia.

Romania is the least popular among Britons of both genders and all ages, with the exception of 18-24s who are slightly more likely to dislike living in Poland (15% v 14%).

In these and other groups, women had lower mortality rates across almost all ages, with the exception of one Trinidadian slave population.

With regard to the mild/moderated limitations (Table  3), the differences between sexes were significant for UHLE at all ages, with the exception of age 80.

The number of genes exhibiting sex-biased expression varies across the eight ages with the exception of 5- and 78-week-old rats, when there is a substantial decrease.

Mice from the different genotypes swam with the same speed at all tested ages, with the exception of 6 month-old Sort1−/− mice which swam faster than the other groups of mice (Supplementary Fig. 2A, C and E).

Medical spending increases with age -- with the exception of newborns.

"We are at perhaps the most dangerous period since the beginning of the nuclear age -- with the exception of the Cuban missile crisis," said Thomas Graham, a former negotiator for the United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency who is now president of the independent Lawyers Alliancee for World Security.

The four major networks all ticked up in age, with the exception of CBS, which has always been a network for old people.

There were no biomarkers of aging with the exception of the highly-inaccurate telomere length markers and only a few interventions, such as diet, exercise, antioxidants, and stem cells, were discussed at the conferences.

Where modern contraceptives is redefined to mean only condoms, all the coefficients on women's age, with the exception of women in the 20 24 age bracket, become significant with a change in sign from positive to negative.