Sentence examples for except the best from inspiring English sources

Economic evaluation studies generally conclude that none except the best of these schemes are attractive at present oil prices of <20 $/bbl.

When I speak of destruction through internal developments I refer to the fact that all constitutions, except the best one of all, are destroyed both by not being pushed far enough and by being pushed too far.

"It's really hard to describe this with any words except the best day of my life, the most special day of my life," Djokovic said during an on-court interview after the snafu with the microphones had been ironed out.

For both scenarios, the work in [8] considers a subclass of parallel multireceiver wiretap channels, where in any given subchannel, there is a degradation order such that each receiver's observation (except the best one) is a degraded version of some other receiver's observation, and this degradation order is not necessarily the same for all subchannels.

The reads that mapped to the same position and orientation are marked as duplicates except the best scored read pair.

Sacco's example notwithstanding, this is a medium probably not well suited to lyricism or strong emotion, and (again, Sacco excepted) the very best graphic novels don't take themselves entirely seriously.

George Larson converted his barn into a smokehouse and slaughtered every alpaca, llama, and goat on his property, excepting the three best milkers and one buck, walking the piles of smoked meat through town in a wheelbarrow, taking anything he could get as barter: family portraits, Rambo knives, bales of cloth diapers, canned peas, stacks of old Rolling Stones.

This was wandering over to the local college and standing by the backstop for a game, except featuring the best players in the world, plus the Braves.

But I have found by hard experience that except in the best cheese shops Roquefort is of reliably higher quality than gorgonzola.

I could never really tell if he was being courageous, or secretly relieved that there was nothing he could do now except make the best of it.

Then there's France, where the racing industry is so far from providing equality of opportunity that the ruling body decided to take 2kg off the weight to be carried by any horse ridden by a woman, except in the best races, as a way of encouraging owners and trainers to change their habits.