Sentence examples for exception of offices from inspiring English sources

"The last construction boom we had was in the '80s, with the exception of offices in the late '90s, partly because construction costs have been relatively high and now financing is relatively expensive".

Barclays kept all of its New York offices open, with the exception of an office across the river in Jersey City, which was flooded.

Thus, with the exception of the post office, most utilities and important services are privately owned or municipal enterprises, in some cases subsidized by cantonal governments.

"With the possible exception of the post office," Kristol wrote, the university has been "the least inventive (or even adaptive) of our social institutions since World War II".

In Mr. Parker's rooms — with the exception of his office, which remains unchanged — it was more extensive.

Tall buildings (with the exception of glassed-office buildings and landmarks) are often found in sad scenes.

Richard Clarke, former N.S.C. special coordinator for counterterrorism, contends that, with the exception of the New York office, F.B.I. field offices around the country were "clueless" about counterterrorism and Al Qaeda and did not make these targets priorities.

Across schools the rank ordering of factors was identical with the exception of Toronto and Ottawa ranking office management instruction higher than the other schools.

With the sole exception of the company's offices, the Arbogast & Bastian plant was demolished in the late 1990s.

With the exception of the periods in office of Helmut Schmidt and Valéry Giscard d'Estaing or Helmut Kohl and François Mitterrand, happy times were always shortlived, with ulterior motives, numerous frustrations and misunderstandings ever present.

The ordinance would not affect firearms on county-owned property or for county employees (with the exception of the sheriff's office).