Sentence examples for most exceptions from inspiring English sources

A BBC internal audit reported that although the relocation team kept a record of "most exceptions, authorisations had not been documented", the report said.

The provinces with by far the highest ratios of boys to girls are in the second group, the ones with the most exceptions to the one-child policy.

Teams whose payrolls exceed a given threshold would be subject to a punitive tax and prevented from taking advantage of most exceptions to the cap, making it all but equivalent to a firm ceiling.

Numbers one through five are shown below as examples, and have some of the most exceptions among Czech numbers.

The reconstruction of low levels of polygyny in early humans is straightforward because high levels of polygyny for hunter-gatherers are only found in Australian Aborigines and are mostly low elsewhere (most exceptions are some New World foragers that are not in the phylogenetic analysis).

Exceptions to these two generalities exist, with Dwil being the obvious species with the most exceptions as well as being the species with the least overall CUB.

It was their most critical crisis, their most exceptional exception.

David Lee took the most exception to Murray's claim, saying, "I don't think that's a fair assessment".

The chef seems to have taken most exception to the fact that when he asked Isherwood after dinner if he had enjoyed it, the critic said yes.

Furthermore, in most (exception: zebrafish) dact3b genes the 3rd exon was lost.

The most important exceptions concerned the centre squares, chiefly e4, e5, d4, and d5.