Sentence examples for noticeable exceptions from inspiring English sources

* Opt-out rates among the Great City Schools on which we have data were typically less than one percent, but there were noticeable exceptions.

According to the documented findings on this topic, it is unlikely that these physiological aspects are suitable to be employed as biomarkers with some noticeable exceptions, which depend on experimental design.

Everywhere Ringgold traveled, the Rebels were making great effort to protect Virginia from invasion — with the noticeable exceptions of West Point, on the northern side of the peninsula, and the York River railroad.

Democrats and Republicans have instinctively taken up the cause of support and opposition -- respectively -- though with noticeable exceptions.

However, there are noticeable exceptions of strand orientation.

Three noticeable exceptions are positions 1, 90 and 91.

The most noticeable exception to the lackluster sales of clothing were chains that sell designer brands at a discount.

During most of the 1990's -- with the noticeable exception of 1995 and 1996 -- many newsprint manufacturers' revenues failed to cover their cost of capital, energy and labor, according to several forest products analysts.

And the tick list of features from the back of the box does very little to generate much more excitement – beyond the one noticeable exception I'll get to later.

José Miguel Vivanco, the Americas director for Human Rights Watch, said Venezuela was the "noticeable exception" to a trend in Latin America over the last decade toward "gradual but sustainable progress" in the area of free speech.

It is a rather austere affair, with one noticeable exception: defence, earmarked with a 20% rise as part of a long-term plan to modernise the country's military.