Sentence examples for except a much from inspiring English sources

Except, a much less grassy picture emerges after digging into the data from the Federal Election Commission.

This finding was robust to most alternative assumptions, except a much lower fixed cost of providing e-learning devices.

Not unlike a little free library initiative, except on a much larger scale.

Say you did the same thing except on a much broader scale – say, across the whole of Uganda.

It is found that the substrate response characteristics in the second reactor are similar to these in the first except for a much lower substrate concentration level.

The thing about these people, be it JFK or Nixon or Castro, is that the things that they are dealing with are the things we all deal with except on a much grander scale.

For instance, all of the programming that Time Warner produces could suddenly become unavailable to competitors to the newly merged entity's rival distributors, except at a much higher price.

Polka, which puts out a quarterly glossy magazine on a wide variety of photo genres, has been highly visible in the city for some weeks, with ubiquitous posters of Mr. Lindbergh's photo of a young Kate Moss, looking very much like a Doris Ullman personage, except in a much healthier context.

Samples deposited with Ni catalyst produced the same size, length, and shape of rods, except for a much higher nucleation density of 6 8 rods per μm2(Fig. 2, bottom panel), effectively fusing the nanorods into a continuous layer.

The iPad version includes everything that currently exists in the print title – including the full-page ads for Rolex and probably that damn Pokeboat – except in a much cleaner form.

In sim-k2, the dehydration process was similar to that in simulation one, except for a much longer dehydration period (over 42 ns), and there was one coordinated water molecule retained in association with bound K+ till the end of MD.