Sentence examples for except for the distant from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, we were living on the edge, without tribe or chief, attempting to ask questions of ourselves and others and be open to the world, making it as freelance journalists without health insurance or much money in savings, with no real safety net, and no formal support except for the distant and somewhat restrained awe and encouragement of friends and family back home.

Cluster B contains the rest of the Icelandic population, except for the distant cluster F that consists of two full-sibs born in Iceland.

Except for the most distant relationships (colleague at work, neighbor, introducing to friends), where a considerable proportion did accept the person with schizophrenia or was at least undecided in this regard, over half of respondents rejected him or her in closer relationships.

It was a dark, clear night in the Park, quiet except for the sound of distant car horns and ripping motors echoing faintly through the trees.

All species of vibrio are involved in such transfers except for the more phylogenetically distant V. fischeri (5 events involve V. parahaemolyticus as either donor or recipient, 8 V. cholerae, 8 Vibrio sp. DAT722 and 12 V. vulnificus).

The American doughnut stall had gone and it was silent except for the drone of a distant plane.

In our experience, and aside from a few unusual distant haplotypes, cost values exceeding 2.00 were generally correlated with error or misalignment, except for unusual distant haplotypes.

Sequence analysis indicates that there are no homologs of DABA DC in any sequenced B. subtilis genome except for a distant homolog (YP_005559741) encoded in B. subtilis subspecies Natto BEST195; however, this genome does not encode DABA AT.

When the analyses were conducted on patients with initial distant metastasis confined to a single organ, the results were similar except for distant LN metastasis (Table 6).

The analysis of nucleotide diversity showed a quite uniform distribution of distances, except for the animal No. 333 having two distant sequence sub-sets (333a and 333b) in different tissues, including CNS.

As soon as she leaves, they all, except Mr. Dunn, become to her the distant past.