Sentence examples for longer an exception from inspiring English sources

At the same time, right-wing governments in Europe are no longer an exception.

Comedy in 21st-century Britain is no longer an exception to the norm; it is the norm.

There was no longer an exception for those in the military playing in organized morale-boosting activities.

Student debt, Mr. Chopra reiterated, is no longer an exception but the norm: 40 percent of households headed by someone under 35 have student debt.

The end of the Cold War was followed by European Union and NATO expansion into Greece's neighborhood, meaning that the country was no longer an exception in the region.

Culture is no longer an exception to this.

Someday soon Herbert, the retired airline pilot, may no longer be such an exception to the rule.

For instance, the NRC, the federal agency charged with protecting health and safety, has so routinely exempted utilities from what's on the books to safeguard plants from fires that some companies no longer bother to request an exception.

I used to hold in my mind the truism that continental European conservative parties roughly equate to our Democratic Party in their foreign policy views, but that British foreign policy conservatism was an exception; no longer, it seems.

Increased mortality was also related to a longer pre-prevalence period, with an exception for patients having a pre-prevalence stay of more than 30 days.

It was no longer possible to dismiss him as an exception; he became a parable.