Sentence examples for exceptions may have from inspiring English sources
In other instances, so many exceptions may have to be made that, as with the conjugation of verbs in a difficult language, the rule becomes almost worthless.
In most organisms utilizing the Sox pathway, all genes are organized into a single cluster, and the few exceptions may have arisen as a result of lateral gene transfer [23].
Alternatively, the spurious population exceptions may have resulted from the intermixing of Indian and Chinese rhesus macaques at some breeding colonies.
No French political leader would dare to emulate Peter Mandelson, a senior British Labour politician, who said in 1998 that he was "intensely relaxed about people getting filthy rich .One possible exception may have been Mr Sarkozy.
A major exception may have occurred on Tuesday, when 32 prominent Christian, Muslim and Jewish leaders announced a National Interreligious Leadership Initiative for Peace in the Middle East, a collaborative effort to push the United States into vigorously and visibly pursuing its road map for an Israeli-Palestinian agreement.
Nevertheless, an exception may have to be made for incident tuberculosis patients who appear to fare somewhat better than prevalent cases, with a cured-to-death ratio of 44/24.
Finance teams, in turn, spend more time looking just at exceptions that may have been flagged.
These exceptions, however, may have important implications for ligand-independent signaling of the AR as part of the ablation-resistant phenotype in advanced prostate tumors.
The sole exception this year may have been Howard Dean, whose campaign's brilliant use of the Internet led it to neglect the creation of a telegenic persona until it was too late and TV created a devastating one for him.
I was there because my band, Pussy Riot, had staged an action at a Moscow church that Putin and the Russian power structure he sits atop took exception to you may have heard about that whole mess.
