Sentence examples for except for the discussion from inspiring English sources

I enjoyed reading "Why Are So Few Plastic Surgeons Women?" (July 12), except for the discussion on an "unspoken competition between women". I am both a woman and a physician, and I found this commentary disconcerting.

We agree and have removed the mention of a scaffold throughout the text, except For the discussion where we present this idea as a working hypothesis.

Accordingly, we have removed this reference from most of the manuscript except for the discussion, where we present this concept clearly as a hypothesis that will need to be tested further.

Set boundaries for the discussion.

Except for the word "Allah".

Except for the historical review, the discussion has been restricted to adult humans.

There have certainly been evaluations of uncertainty associated with IUCN redlist criteria in other studies, but this issue is largely ignored in the paper except for a discussion related to issues of the category definitions deeply buried in the supplemental materials.

That was followed hours later by press secretary Sean Spicer claiming in the daily White House press briefing: "There was nothing, as far as we know, that would lead anyone to believe that there was anything except for a discussion about adoption and the Magnitsky Act".

During an off-camera briefing with reporters, Spicer claimed that "the president has made it clear through his tweet, and there was nothing as far as we know that would lead anyone to believe that there was anything except for a discussion about adoption," referring to the original reason Trump Jr. gave for meeting with Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya.

Except for the graphics and some discussion with Sonic Team, Masato was given freedom over the music creation which he believe was the reason why he was able to create "such melodic tunes and unusual rhythm patterns".

There is however no explicit theory that distinguishes between global and local CSR except for some discussions of the issue in the literature (Donaldson and Dunfee, 1994).