Sentence examples for marked exception from inspiring English sources

The decline is seen in most parts of the world, one marked exception being the Indian Ocean.

(Her own notably successful marriage she and Philip celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on Nov. 20, 2012 was a marked exception).

The increase is only a 10th of what President Obama asked for in his 2012 budget for ARPA-E, but it is a marked exception to the spending reductions in the rest of the bill.

The United States is a marked exception to the cube root law, which says that the number of seats in the larger chamber of a country's legislature should be approximately the cube root of the country's population.

Nonetheless, it seemed odd for the chancellor to get so hostile a reception at a time when all Germans, especially those in Berlin, might have been expected to drown their differences.The mood was sour in Bonn too, with one marked exception.

In fact, discouraging hate speech is an ideological stance common to nearly all internet services, with the marked exception of services created specifically to circumvent that stance.

Our study confirmed that eudicot PPOs typically have no introns, with the Eudicot I and IX clades being marked exceptions to this trend.

The year 1993 marked an exception to the norm, when the so-called "Nordic Amanda" included contribution from all the Nordic countries.

Clark (2003) marks an exception, as he also looks into the effect of utility difference on the probability of employment and job search in the next wave.

This year, however, marks the exception, and the third time in MLS Cup history that the host team has participated in the championship.

Moving to the East, the splitting delays for the upper anisotropic layer increase, reaching maximum values (1.7, 1.8 s) at SOKA and GROS respectively (KOGS marks an exception to this trend).