Sentence examples for one striking exception from inspiring English sources

But there is one striking exception: hospitals devoted to the care of children.

But there is one striking exception: the fan-shaped leaves of the ginkgo are still firmly attached to their branches, even though many of them have turned a luminous gold.

If the simple associations between institutional regimes and macroeconomic performance demonstrate fragility over time, there is one striking exception: the negative association between unionism and earnings dispersion, whether we are speaking of union density, coverage, or bargaining structure/coordination (see, inter al., Flanagan 2003).

One striking exception to this rule is that a Glu residue is replaced by a Lys residue in Tohama I at position 705 (see below).

One striking exception to the overall similarity in the (normalized) distribution of kinases among the major subfamilies is the TKL kinase family (25) predicted for Laccaria bicolor.

One striking exception is the renal response upon systemic inflammation; our results clearly indicate a role for Nod1 and/or Nod2 in sepsis-induced acute renal disease.

Fossil-fuel pricing is a striking exception to the general rule that if the government has only one policy instrument, it can achieve only one policy objective.

D. W. Griffith, the filmmaker most often credited with turning movies into an art form, created a striking exception to that rule in 1909 with "A Corner in Wheat," a one-reel adaptation of Frank Norris's novel "The Pit".

But health insurance is a striking exception.

If so, the Mariinsky Orchestra is a striking exception.

But there is a striking exception to this downward trend.