Sentence examples for matches except that from inspiring English sources

Many women's matches get bogged down with baseline exchanges — a criticism that might be leveled at the men's matches except that, as Federer put it after losing to Andy Murray in the final of the Rogers Cup in Toronto earlier this month, the men, in general, are more evenly matched.

It's renowned as a stimulus to learning that can never be matched — except that, numerically, it has already been surpassed several times over by an American man you've probably never heard of.

You might think of it as a contemporary-art-meets-technology cage match, except that there is no cage and the artists and "technologists" who go head to head over the course of a day emerge generally unscathed but for some sleep loss.

Control and intervention patients were well matched except that intervention patients had significantly greater baseline BP.

There were no differences in characteristics of donors between the study groups, and the relatives were matched, except that there were fewer parents of donors and more children of donors in the collaborative requesting group and more patients who were registered with the UK organ donor registry or whose views on organ donation were known in the routine requesting group.

Results were superposable on the one of a matched population, except that survivors displayed a lower sense of vitality.

This grip is similar to the matched grip, except that the palms are at right angles to the floor.

Smokers and non-smokers were well matched, except in that smokers were younger and had higher baseline glomerular filtration rate.

They may not dwell on the fact that in the Caribbean England failed to win either of their initial group matches except to emphasise that anything is possible in this competition.

The actual match is continuous except that it is divided into three periods with a brief rest in between.

For BWIN in particular, observed and predicted dbh matched quite well except that the very large trees were considerably overestimated.