Sentence examples for except the immediate from inspiring English sources

On a more macro level, I don't know what the solution is, except the immediate one of outlets like TechCrunch covering more failures in addition to all the successes.

After adjustment, there was no association between occupation and survival but being socially engaged was associated with a decreased mortality risk in all except the immediate decliners (HR range 0.7 0.8).

After the security sweep, the hospital was reopened, except in the immediate area where the shooting happened.

Wind wrinkled the open water except in the immediate lee of the ice slabs, where the surface remained glassy smooth, with reflected clouds.

I speak on behalf of the insurance industry, but I bring independence in the sense that, except for the immediate needs annuities which [Chris] Mr Horlick [of Care Partnership Assurance] provides, there are no products out there.

Except in the immediate vicinity of the plant, any extra radiation to which fish in the Pacific are exposed is minute by comparison to the concentration in their tissues of polonium-210, which occurs naturally in seawater.

So each organisation of the kind bans factions (except in the immediate run up to and during party conferences), offers a slate of previously agreed leaders to its members for ratification, rather than an open vote for leadership candidates.

This is not the old secular elite of westernised Turks, although it includes them, but a wider and still amorphous liberal grouping which Mr Erdogan met and failed to vanquish, except in the immediate physical sense, during the protests over Gezi Park.

The modeled structure behaves essentially as a shear beam except in the immediate neighborhood of the ends.

No statistically significant differences in the data were calculated between liner types except for the immediate postoperative (P=.0415) and minimum 2-year follow-up (P=.0341) angles of inclination.

Therefore, our data provide no ecological justification for aggressive management activities such as mechanical fuel reduction or prescribed burning, except in the immediate vicinity of vulnerable cultural resources.