Sentence examples for for any reason except from inspiring English sources

The survivorship was 95%, defining the endpoint as revision of all components for any reason except sepsis.

Joan,' he said Joan of Arc was burned not for any reason except that she was talented.

You won't catch me being intentionally haughty to subordinates or refusing to be a pallbearer for any reason except serious ill-health.

In a co-op, the board of directors has the right to turn down a buyer for any reason except those deemed discriminatory under fair-housing laws.

No evidence whatsoever indicates that visitors to the reformatory have ever been barred for any reason except those enumerated as legitimate in the Commonwealth Procedures and the institution-specific Reformatory Procedures Memorandum (Reformatory Memorandum).

In fact, lawyers and law-enforcement officials say, a bartender or proprietor can legally refuse to serve anyone for any reason, except for protections afforded by the state's law against discrimination.

In other words, human capital — talent — working in the State of California can't be contractually bound to any employer for any reason (excepting a very narrow and well-defined set of edge cases).

Under this statute, one may freely burn, mutilate, or otherwise abuse a flag for any reason in the world, except for the purpose of stating a contemptuous political message about the flag and what it stands for.

Survival of the implants was determined using Kaplan Meier survival analysis (Fig. 2) using revision for any reason as end-point, except liner exchange en passant.

It's not for any other reason except for we know that this is what's best for our children," she said.

The dates of the batizados are not chosen for any particular reason, except to ensure that they do not coincide with other batizados in the area and thus avoid losing potential spectators.