Sentence examples for issue except for from inspiring English sources

"It hasn't been a big partisan issue, except for people who are really out of touch".

Mr. Obama made no mention of the issue, except for a brief reference in an interview with a local newspaper in Florida.

Most public employees in the state, other than teachers, police officers and firefighters, have had no guarantee of collective bargaining on any issue except for health benefits.

Sigalet said his M.S. was never an issue except for one episode at Providence, when he collapsed during a game in November 2007 while trying to play through a bad cold and dehydration.

Continuous cardioplegia infusion appears an ideal modification to overcome this issue, except for a large amount of crystalloid solution infused into the myocardium.

Progressives begin with the high political ground on every political issue, except for ObamaCare.

"We've solved so many issues except for the Austrian issue that it sticks out like a sore thumb," said Israel Singer, chief negotiator for the group.

And most candidate image polls until recently also found Mr. Gore holding the edge on these issues, except for gun control.

Language teachers' corrections focused more on local issues although self-assessment revealed that this group of teachers gave an equal emphasis on both local and global issues except for one teacher who indicated focusing on local issues.

The factors "Conciliation of interests" and "Policy for recognition of collaboration in the improvement process", which were defined by Montoni (2010) and considered to have a medium level of influence, contain similar issues (except for the relationship with the external consultants that was grouped by the author in the factor "Respect for the consultants by the members of the organization").

I had no issues, except for a little bit of spotting on my panties.