Sentence examples for exceptions projected from inspiring English sources

Thus, the stocks look expensive relative to valuation history and, with two exceptions, projected growth rates.

The result is that, with the exception of a projected increase in funding for health care, "children's expenditures will decline even in absolute dollars".

First, with the exception of the projected incidence rates of ICD-9-CM coded pertussis from private practitioners, the data analyzed in the current study may not be generalizeable to the entire nation as it is an unweighted convenience sample obtained for the purpose of describing pertussis episodes of care.

The only exceptions with respect to the projected LMSR dynamics are Bulgaria and Hungary, due to the very low initial LMSR values, as well as France, because of the high fertility continuously assumed throughout the projection horizon.

A bill that would give California Indian tribes the right to block civic or commercial development won passage after it was amended to allow exceptions for projects deemed to be of overriding environmental or public safety importance.

With the exception of Brong Ahafo region, rainfall is projected to reduce in all regions.

The exception is coal where the going rate is closer to 15 times projected forward earnings.

The only exception concerned the A point, which was found to be significantly more forward projected in the MGBM group.

But if Garcetti believed the rules made it impossible to build something better than a big-box store on a prominent street, he should have worked with the community to update the plan, not simply pushed through exceptions for one project.

The French leader said he favoured "real" transparency, with extractive industries reporting not just country by country but also project by project, without exception.

With a few exceptions, urban renewal projects served to reinforce already existing patterns of racial segregation.