Sentence examples for host of exceptions from inspiring English sources

From the start, Whitehall managed to introduce a host of exceptions in the act, including the activities of the security and intelligence agencies and anything relating to "national security", a term I have mentioned before covers a multitude of sins.

I know this will annoy a lot of people who will list a whole host of exceptions, but Britain, long stereotyped as a literary nation, seems entranced by the discovery of post-literacy.

His willingness to negotiate — the interrogation law ended up with a host of exceptions — gained him a reputation as a pragmatist who could sell compromise as a victory to all sides, said Peter Baroni, then the legal counsel to the Republican caucus.

Finland implemented the world's first carbon tax in 1990, with a host of exceptions for specific industries.

But there are a host of exceptions and special rules, some of them leading to ludicrous results.

It has also been shown that while divergence in patterns of embryogenesis between related taxa often appears to be constrained during "phylotypic" stages early in development, there are a host of exceptions often related to changes in the external environments experienced during development (Wray 2000; Garfield and Wray 2009).

Pentico and Mazzei agree that spikes in some localities are likely due to a host of variables and are an exception rather than a rule.

A host of noninvasive imaging studies with one exception (40)—have shown that patients with CAD have greater depots of adipose tissue within the pericardium and around arteries compared with healthy individuals.

The N.B.A. and the players union have agreed on contract lengths and luxury-tax rates, trade rules and cap exceptions, and a host of oddly named provisions offering "amnesty" and "stretch payments" and less onerous "base-year" rules.

The exception is the host of next week's celebration: Russia.

North American television advertising is certainly no exception as a host of companies, old and new line up to try and capture their share of that $62 billion annual advertising feast.