Sentence examples for huge exceptions from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately what turns out to be the fact, in practice, is that you have these huge exceptions".

"The O.C.C. to the end fought the rules and tried to get huge exceptions, carrying water again for the large banks they were regulating," said Travis B. Plunkett, legislative director for the Consumer Federation of America.

Thankfully, there have been huge exceptions of late that may be, at last, softening this attitude.

Consider the international conventions that ban whaling, but with huge exceptions presumably based on science and/or national interests of a few significant states.

Yes, exploration of the deep ocean will be just like the exploration of Mars — with one huge exception.

The huge exception is the iPod Nano, which has undergone its fourth redesign in four years (8 or 16 gigabytes, $150 or $200).

After the collapse in sales and savage production cutbacks that took place in nearly every big market nine months ago with the huge exception of China volumes have started to rise as inventories are cautiously rebuilt.

Once upon a time, the very best young players became grandmasters in their late teens (Bobby Fischer who was 15 was a huge exception) and it was believed that you peaked somewhere in your early thirties.

Other goals have also met already (such as the proportion of the world's population with access to safe water) or are well on the way to achievement, such as the percentage of children who have completed primary education.But there is one huge exception: nutrition.

To the Editor: Your article about a road trip through southwestern Pennsylvania, "In the Land of Fallingwater and Flight 93" (Aug. 25), covered most of it, with one huge exception: Friendship Hill, the spectacular brick and stucco mansion built by Albert Gallatin starting in 1789.

Since then, it has received much smaller boosts with the huge exception of the 2009 stimulus, a one-time boost of $10.4 billion.