Sentence examples for may have exceptions from inspiring English sources

Such rules may have exceptions, which can be handled in different ways.

A default inference rule authorizes an inference to a conclusion that is compatible with all the premises, even when one of the premises may have exceptions.

Its implication that such statements as "2 + 2 = 4" are only probably true and may have exceptions has proved quite unconvincing.

Some clinicians may have exceptions for information that can only be released to the EMR after the patient has been contacted by their provider (after a 4-day window).

Your site may have exceptions to the ADA requirements governed by existing conditions, new or old construction, curbs or space available.

Your concept album may have exceptions to the story in a couple songs, as long as you do not go overboard.

As critics have noted, however, these and other conceptions of human enhancement may have definitional exceptions.

Leaders of some constituents cautioned that although Mr. Rose and officials of the Met -- Paul M. Montrone, the president, and Joseph Volpe, the general manager -- may have agreed, exceptions by other members could still delay or kill an accord.

Dysfunctions may occur, whence their normic behaviour may have various exceptions.

The generally accepted principle, that body cells as well as red blood cells of most mammalian species have high intracellular K+ and low Na+ concentrations, may have other exceptions, however.

Ashley may have taken exception to the Record's coverage, viewing it as sympathetic to King (example here), but he hasn't made any statement to that effect.