Sentence examples for most notable exceptions from inspiring English sources

During onset of suction, also most of the distances the prey animals passively travelled during the suction process were covered, with the most notable exceptions of CEs 04 & 06 where the animals travelled notably further during the door re-closure phases (Figs 3 and S5).

One of the most notable exceptions is Ways of Seeing, a 1972 series about western visual culture presented by the writer John Berger.

The most notable exceptions were, as expected, Buckle and Aéropostale, the affordably priced niche teenage apparel chains that have been doing well all year.

The most notable exceptions to the above are that Row residents may opt to have mail and packages delivered to their houses.

The most notable exceptions to the above are that Row residents may opt to have mail and packages delivered to their houses and that FedEx requires use of a different send-to address and pick-up location.

The most notable exceptions occur in low latitudes, where the Coriolis parameter becomes very small equation (1) cannot be used to provide a reliable wind estimate and in the lowest kilometre of the atmosphere, where friction becomes important.

Teacher tenure is the most notable exception.

The United States is the "most notable" exception.

The most notable exception came slightly less than a year ago.

Again, Germany remains the most notable exception to this pattern.

Dante Servin, a detective, is perhaps the most notable exception in recent memory.