Sentence examples for exceptions more than from inspiring English sources

The most frequently produced American works — "Porgy and Bess," "Amahl and the Night Visitors," even musicals like "West Side Story" — are mere blips by comparison, and are also, with few exceptions, more than 50 years old.

There have been at least two major exceptions: more than a century ago, when President Theodore Roosevelt intervened to clean up the brutality of college football, and almost 40 years ago, when Congress passed Title IX, requiring colleges and universities to allocate a fair share of their athletic budgets to women.

With a few exceptions, more than 40% of the NUMT is occupied by ACS motifs, and this value rises to ≥70% for one third of NUMTs.

Second, she says, "today, without exception, more than 60 or 70% of [luxury brands'] revenue is generated by the Asian market, or by those people who travel around the world.

Then all of a sudden he'll have a game that will make you go, 'My God!' " It was on that latter premise, and his proven defensive abilities, that the Nets signed Williams last summer to their $2.5 million exception, more than he had ever made in the N.B.A.

In prosimians (the most ancestral group of primates) sociality is the exception more than the rule.

Apart from one exception, more than 54% of strains from cows, calves, veterinarians and pig farmers were resistant to ciprofloxacin, clindamycin, erythromycin, and tetracycline (Table 4).

On one level the pattern of P. muralis is not an exception: more than three quarters of all lineages are endemic to the Iberian (2 and 3), the Italian (7 10, 19 23) and the Balkan peninsulas (12 14, 18).