Sentence examples for circumstance except for from inspiring English sources

"I don't think they would have done that under any other circumstance, except for the fact that they're believers that they're going to land one or two guys in 2010"....The 144 points scored by the Warriors on Tuesday was the most a Knicks team has allowed in a non-overtime game since Dec. 8, 1979, when they gave up 145 points to the Kansas City Kings.

In E. coli, proteins normally do not secreted into the extracellular circumstance except for a few classes of proteins such as toxin and hemolysin.

A separate HHS rule covers moral objections, allowing exemptions under similar circumstances except for publicly traded companies.

There can be no ideology that is superior on all issues and in all circumstances, except for the ideology of choosing the best policy for each issue separately and independently of political orientation.

Abortion is not allowed in 18 of the 47 countries under any circumstances except for saving the life of the pregnant woman.

For the active travel scenario, NA-P H-CB continue to account for a major share of gross GDP losses, and the net GDP impact remains close to zero under all circumstances except for one specific sensitivity analysis: When UK urban fossil fuel-based private transportation is a luxury good, the active travel scenario becomes cost-effective (up to +4.1bn £).

Further, in some jurisdictions, prison systems (sometimes prompted by legislation and litigation) have instituted rules to prevent vulnerable populations from being housed in restricted housing except under exceptional circumstances and for as short an amount of time as possible.

They should be digitized when requested and, except for exceptional circumstances, only the digital copies should be provided.

The minister of justice and/or the lord chief justice should give firm guidance to judges that it is against public policy for secret justice to occur and, except in exceptional circumstances, for secret injunctions to be granted.

The chi-square test for independence showed statistically significant differences in all circumstances, except urgency.

Images of dead bodies (especially if the individual is identifiable) should be avoided except in exceptional circumstances, for instance in connection to reporting atrocities of war.