Sentence examples for virtually no exceptions from inspiring English sources
And there are virtually no exceptions to the late-night hosts' aversion to the slow, the weighty, the penetrating and — above all — the unplanned.
For this reason, it is important to her, in "The Shock Doctrine," that there be virtually no exceptions — that is, instances where radical market reforms are enacted with the consent of a people.
'I have had hundreds of in-depth conversations with children since accepting this post and I can tell you that the one thing every child I have met has been affected by, with virtually no exceptions, is bullying,' said the former head of the Department of Health children's task force and ex-professor of child health at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children and University College, London.
The Japanese authorities keep the foreign press on a remarkably tight leash and, with virtually no exceptions, foreign correspondents are induced to censor themselves.
"He may hope that by vetoing a six-week ban – which would have virtually banned abortion with almost no exceptions – he comes off as moderate.
When they introduced old-time country music to urban audiences in 1958, virtually no one, with the exception of "hillbilly" record collectors, knew or cared about it.
"Virtually no one, perhaps with the exception of one per cent of the population, can afford the massive cost if the unexpected happens": Justice Sonia Sotomayor explains General Verrilli's arguments for him.
Virtually no Southern states, with the exception of Florida, have a minimum wage higher than the federal floor of $7.25 an hour.
Students have had virtually no lab experience, with the exception of a 200-h science lab module.
There are virtually no loci, with the possible exception of APOE (Burwick et al., 2006), where published studies have been adequately powered to confidently exclude the possibility of a meaningful effect.
And finally, terrorism, which in a typical year claims virtually no U.S. lives -- with horrific exceptions like 2001.
