Sentence examples for exceptions to the tendency from inspiring English sources
The influence of French and Spanish created many exceptions to the tendency in English in the United States to have the specific first.
Exceptions to the tendency to bind low energy conformations are found in carbohydrate-processing enzymes, in which ligand distortion in the active site may be integral to the enzyme's function (Karaveg and Moremen 2005).
A specialised exception to the tendency for front-loaded runs are the perennial UK soap operas – such as Coronation Street, EastEnders, Casualty and Holby City – which have maintained an impressive baseline consistency over the decades, suffering only intermittent dips into risibility, from which they have been lifted by the introduction of new characters or producers.
At last, an exception to the tendency of most architectural histories to focus on a boring succession of notable buildings, seemingly marching through time and space as isolated monuments, their structure and style examined, though with little else to explain them as particular products of particular cultures created to meet specific human needs.
The notable exception to the tendency of gene loss in TLR evolution is found in chicken TLRs 1 and 2, each of which underwent gene duplication about 147 and 65 Mya, respectively.
There are exceptions to this tendency -- the current occupant of City Hall was one -- but anyone who has spent the last five years looking for wellsprings of emotion from Zachary W. Carter has been disappointed.
Two recent exceptions to this tendency are Bandstra (Bandstra 2008) and Tatu Tatuu 2008).1 The former is a handbook to the first eleven chapters of Genesis, written for intermediate and advanced students of Biblical Hebrew, and consists of a detailed systemic functional analysis of the text.
What makes Kerry and Mogherini's lectures even harder for Erdoğan to stomach is that Europe and America are hardly exceptions to this tendency.
