Sentence examples for uncommon exception from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, divorce has been transformed from an uncommon exception to an experience terminating a large proportion (sometimes more than a third) of marriages in some countries.

With relatively uncommon exception, that is the rule established by ground-breaking research published over recent years, and nicely illustrated by a 2008 paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Uncommon exceptions proved the rule and Beijing got away with defusing all non-economic concerns with finesse or force as necessary.

Conclusions Drug-disease interactions were relatively uncommon with the exception of interactions when a patient also has chronic kidney disease.

Occurrence within a month of starting treatment is uncommon, with the exception of inflammatory myopathies [ 28, 32].

The isolated pathogens were mostly without acquired antimicrobial resistance and MDR was uncommon, with the exception of staphylococci.

Excess GWG not seen to be common or problematic by many Most midwives considered excess GWG to be uncommon with the exception of women deemed at "high risk".

48– 50 In these tumors, KIT mutations are uncommon with the exception of melanoma, 49 and overexpression is mostly associated with genomic amplification of wild-type gene.

This definition implies that pain is the alarm symptom: indeed, it is uncommon, with the exception of professional top-level athletes, that tendon abnormalities can be detected earlier by systematic ultrasound evaluation [ 45].

S. Typhi exhibiting variation in these antigens are uncommon, with notable exceptions.

It could be argued that dissent is so uncommon that a specific exception reporting provision is not required, as long as upper thresholds are set below 100%.