Sentence examples for common exceptions from inspiring English sources

In business, conflicts of interest are relatively rare contested takeovers, shareholder activism and succession fights being the most common exceptions.

Hardware interruptions from outside the CPU are the most common exceptions for embedded applications, the most time critical, and the ones most likely to cause subtle bugs.

3. Note that there are common exceptions to this, in particular, frequency dependent models such as ESS models do not predict a single, most adaptive trait at fixation but a variety of different strategies at different frequencies in the population under study.

However, some less common exceptions may occur.

These two rules are relaxed on the last iteration of assembling TCs in order to allow for the more common exceptions: (i) Two small sub-contigs may be bridged by one mate-pair.

The most common exceptions to each rule are written beneath it.

Stemm gleefully repeated a comment that Goold had made when he alluded to the most common exception to the United States' sovereign-immunity rule entitling governments to claim a lost ship: if the vessel is not a warship but a commercial ship.

In this case, a set of concurrent exceptions is signaled to the guardian, which relies on the resolution tree to find a common exception to be handled.

However, the butterfly theme is a common exception.

Aqueous solutions of most lutetium salts are colorless and form white crystalline solids upon drying, with the common exception of the iodide.

New Zealand English is mostly non-rhotic and sounds similar to Australian English, with a common exception being the centralisation of the short 'i'i