Sentence examples for exception over from inspiring English sources

But that performance was the exception over 11 workmanlike years.

Such returns, having been the rule in the last two years, are by far the exception over longer spans of history.

The number of people donating has risen year-on-year, with only one exception, over the last decade from 709 in 2003 to almost double that last year, NHS blood and transplant (NHSBT) figures show.

Bill Strickland, Wallace's agent, has said Wallace wants to play for the Knicks, and a person close to Wallace has said Wallace will accept the Knicks' $5 million midlevel exception over more lucrative offers from other teams.

Those claims are believed to be worth considerably less than what Oracle might have received had it prevailed on all of its allegations of copyright infringement – although, the lawyer for Oracle pointed out, there is no "fair use" exception over patents.

This indicates that the USA responds better to man-made and natural disasters compare to the other economies (with the exception over the period 1980 to 1987).

Few people know the difference between dry and dehydrated skin, and almost without exception will over treat their skin, especially when it's oily, believing that more is more, rather than less is more.

Women aged 18 to 35 (there are some exceptions for over 35s) can apply to the training.

By both commission and omission, the speech gave an inkling of a political reality that Interior secretaries have, with some exceptions, faced over and over again: conservation does not loom large in the White House, most especially when the economy is sour and problems are busting out all over the world.

As shown in Figures  5 and 6, the local heterozygosity effects show largely the same pattern as the epistatic effects, with the exception of over-dominance, which is strong from the start, contrary to positive epistasis.

DNA was isolated with the Qiagen DNeasy Blood and Tissue Kit (Valencia, CA) following the manufacturer's protocol with the exception of over-night digestion at 56C for all samples.