Sentence examples for important exception of from inspiring English sources

Because of the scarcity of mineral resources with the important exception of natural gas the country is dependent on large imports of basic materials.

Vocal standards are competent rather than exceptional this time round, with the distinguished and immensely important exception of Mihoko Kinoshita's compelling Butterfly, who rises fearlessly to the challenges of the second half of the drama.

Much is known about the game, with the important exception of exactly how it was played.

With the important exception of the renationalised railways, substantive commitments were few and far between.

But the collection lacks depth in most major artists, with the important exception of Edward Hopper.

With the very important exception of Iraq, the major candidates hold essentially the same views.

It currently seems highly unlikely that serious international security implications will flow from the potential elite changes that can be anticipated in the region over the next five years, with the possible and important exceptions of Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Although reduction to 5 min-per-view resulted in similar radiologic interpretations, clinically important exceptions of lower perceived image quality and downgraded assessments from a recommendation of biopsy to that of short interval follow-up were observed.

There are important exceptions of course such as the Getty, Walt Disney Concert Hall and the Broad Museum, but on the whole Los Angeles is a city where our civic architecture, and especially our schools, do not convey a belief in our children or the future.

– Tunza provider in Makueni, Kenya An important exception to this perception of franchise training as " updates" was in the area of long-term family planning provision, which a number of providers in the BlueStar and Amua networks in particular said that they had never learned prior to joining the franchise.

One important exception to the neglect of nonideal theory within bioethics is provided by the work of Madison Powers and Ruth Faden (2006).