Sentence examples for exception believe from inspiring English sources

Business executives, almost without exception, believe that the country will start to run trade surpluses.

Politicians, almost without exception, believe they are "damned if they do and damned if they don't".

"We're prepared to put revenues on the table," he said, "provided we fix the real problem, even though most of my members, I think without exception, believe that we're in the dilemma we're in not because we tax too little but because we spend too much".

"We're prepared to put revenues on the table," he added, "provided we fix the real problem, even though most of my members, I think without exception, believe that we're in the dilemma we're in not because we tax too little but because we spend too much".

All the Roosevelt Justices, without exception, believed in what they called judicial restraint, at least when it came to allowing broad regulatory powers for the federal government.

A few marketing executives are the exception, believing that spy photos help generate excitement for a new model that is close to going on sale.

Although we think there are exceptions, we believe this approach is wrong.

"The act is not without its critics, but in providing a largely free and universal right of access to information, subject to legitimate exceptions, we believe the freedom of information regime is fit for purpose," he said.

With a few exceptions, investigators believe that British jihadists tend to cross the border from Turkey into Syria with no military experience and very little religious knowledge.

"The act is not without its critics, but in providing a largely free and universal right of access to information, subject to legitimate exceptions, we believe the FOI regime is fit for purpose".

All cases of human infection have been reported from Southeast Asia and with rare exception are believed to have resulted from contact with infected birds.