Sentence examples for exception of men from inspiring English sources
The only politicians I have ever clapped eyes on in the theatre have been retired ones, with the exception of men and women in the job of culture secretary.
With the exception of men at medium-sized firms, the correlation between the error terms in the two equations, ρ, is positive.
Now, with the only exception of men in the public sector, the SS system is always regressive, and moreover, the regressivity of the system is stronger than when informal income is excluded.
Associations were similar for men and women with the exception of men having a stronger effect of deprivation on CVD-related deaths (1.33 vs. 1.18).
Across all strata, log HOMA-IR showed the most defined separation of ranks, while HbA1c (with the exception of men aged 18 29 years) was generally quite mixed.
According to the results, with the exception of men aged 75 84, transition probabilities are stationary in the period 2004 2007.
That's how it works in the adrenaline-pumped mysteries of Nevada Barr, each set in a different national park and all featuring a rugged Park Service ranger, Anna Pigeon, whose love of nature extends to its most dangerous predators — with the notable exception of man.
With exception of man, bonobo and chimpanzee, all species showed a well developed MNTB-LSO system.
The study found that with the exception of Indigenous men, men in all other racial groups aged 16 to 24 were stopped at a disproportionately high rate.
The athletic teams compete in the NCAA's Division I. Most teams compete as members of the Big Sky Conference, with the exceptions of men's hockey (National Collegiate Hockey Conference), women's hockey (Western Collegiate Hockey Association), baseball (Western Athletic Conference), and swimming (Western Athletic Conference).
Richard also granted general pardons to those who had executed rebels without due process, to all men who had remained loyal, and to all those who had rebelled – with the exception of the men of Bury St Edmunds, any men who had been involved in the killing of the King's advisers, and those who were still on the run from prison.
