Sentence examples for except for the earliest from inspiring English sources

Turtles, except for the earliest extinct species, lack teeth.

The simulated canopy accurately estimates leaf area index, except for the earliest measurement period prior to canopy closure.

(They are neither flat-crowned nor used to grind food). Turtles, except for the earliest extinct species, lack teeth.

The studies focused on SAH and sentinel headache on patients with SH showed that 6.2-25 6.2-25em exhibited SAH, except for the earliest study, which identified 71.4% of pathemts exhibitedg SAH (Tablexcept3–5, 26].

But except for the early returns on "Charlie's Angels," this year's slate has not performed well.

Ms. Oates's "Blonde" is a true novel, which the film reduces to a banal docudrama -- except for the early sections, which portray the child Norma Jeane.

Except for the early stages of the competition, when the judges winnow a group of about two hundred down to twenty-four, they can only file amicus briefs.

There are few full-time residents and, except for the early-morning butchers and more-than-occasional film or fashion shoot, few daytime pedestrians.

In spite of the appearance of premature aging, these patients fail to show an acceleration of other age changes, except for the early development of cardiovascular disease.

Except for the early stages of the second period, when the Rangers were the aggressors and were often in Islander territory, the Islanders were the better team, limiting the Rangers to 17 shots against Kelly Hrudey.

Except for the early years after World War II and during the great inflation of the 1970s, home prices in the United States had never doubled in the short space of 10 years.