Sentence examples for number of exceptions from inspiring English sources

(The industry already is seeking a number of exceptions).

But English law now permits a number of exceptions in the interests of justice.

A number of exceptions to Lewis' theory of bonding have been catalogued here.

With a small number of exceptions, most cities are an agglomeration of modern concrete blocks.

There are now a number of exceptions: workers generally can't be fired for union activity, say, or for whistle-blowing.

Sex discrimination contains a number of exceptions, one of which allows some discrimination in the insurance field.

The communication rules were reformed in 2005 to allow a significant number of exceptions to the quiet period.

He could do this perhaps by continuing the tariffs but expanding the number of exceptions to them, thereby holding down steel prices.

Although there are a number of exceptions to this pattern, the trend generally holds true for all living insular mammals, and even seems more pronounced for fossil species.

Save for a small number of exceptions – Hugh Walpole's Rogue Herries books or Sarah Hall's Haweswater – I wonder why this awesome place is not spawning awe-inspiring fiction?

The vast majority of local laboratories still fail to meet the World Health Organisation's basic standards, but there are a growing number of exceptions.