Sentence examples for exception candidates from inspiring English sources

— NATE SILVER Massachusetts' delegate allocation is proportional with one important exception — candidates must receive at least 15 percent of the vote to qualify for delegates there.

With some notable exceptions, candidates in one especially raucous Republican primary — the 18-person contest to fill the 21st District seat being vacated by Rep. Lamar Smith — have been wary of showing any daylight between their position and Trump's.

With a few exceptions, candidate gene association studies of diabetic complications have also been similarly unsuccessful in identifying replicable signals.

With rare exception, Repubican candidates have drawn small-to-middling crowds throughout the nomination campaign, and Michigan seems to be no exception, with most reports describing audiences of perhaps 100 to 1,000 people.

Until flexible hiring is the norm not the exception, what candidates need is practical know-how of raising their need for flexibility when interviewing and tackling the nervousness about when to mention the F-word.

The 1792 constitution the state's first also included an exception for candidates who had been absent from the state "on the public business of the United States or of this State".

The Venn diagram shows that, with one exception, all candidates between TP1 vs Control and TP2 vs Control are included in the significant DEGs of TP3 vs Control.

With few exceptions, Conservative candidates have been told not to take part in public debates.

And applicants who appear flippant or ostentatiously ignorant of the college risk becoming the exception: a candidate who is rejected because of a negative report from an alumnus.

With only a few exceptions, the candidates who were most unfairly treated by their opponents were the ones best treated by the voters.

With few exceptions, the candidates first grappled with the city's turmoil from the safe distance of written statements released by aides or brief postings on social media.