Sentence examples for most conspicuous exception from inspiring English sources

The most conspicuous exception is the hybrid obtained through crossbreeding with the Mexican Sprekelia formosissima Herb.

The most conspicuous exception to this pattern is the 21 gene interval in WO-B (WD0611 WD0634) that contains genes laterally-transferred between Wolbachia and the Rickettsia endosymbiont of the tick Ixodes scapularis (WD0612 WD0621) (Ishmael et al. 2009; Gillespie et al. 2012), a region not typically present in WO prophage from other Wolbachia strains (Kent et al. 2011).

One of the most conspicuous exceptions would be the combination or agreement between two air carriers involving trade restraints.

The most conspicuous apparent exception is the class of electrolytic solutions.

Most, with conspicuous exceptions (more proportionately among Jews than any other white South Africans), looked away.

In the Twitter example, the company becomes the publisher, creating the kind of channel conflict that has challenged most tech companies with the conspicuous exception (so far) of Google.

But prices have yet to decline noticeably for most goods and services, with one conspicuous exception — houses.

With the exception of cockroaches, most conspicuous orthopterans are active by day (diurnal), although there are nocturnal species in every group.

The song is similarly popular in most major Latin pop markets, with the conspicuous exception of Miami, a traditionally conservative Latin radio market.

There are exceptions to this reticence, the most conspicuous one being a chapter of his autobiography, "A Charge to Keep" (William Morrow & Company, 1999), in which Mr. Bush discusses his support for the death penalty.

At a time when the Koreas have traded threats of military confrontation and cut most economic and diplomatic ties, the Kaesong complex has remained a conspicuous exception.