Sentence examples for will be excepted from inspiring English sources

Some medics suggested the example rotas seem to underestimate the number of hours doctors will be excepted to work prompting fears they will be asked to work even more weekends.

But in truth, nobody knows what it will be, except maybe — hopefully — Turrell.

Even if an inquiry is commissioned, it remains unclear how effective it will be except as political symbol.

And aircraft management service companies will be except from an aviation excise tax they are required to pay under current law.

Less brightly, nobody knows what those reforms will be, except that presidential re-election, and perhaps longer terms too, will be among them.

We can have little idea when that will be, except to observe that, given the sequence of global recessions, you would expect another downturn around 2017.

Karen Hult, professor of political science at Virginia Tech, said: "It's difficult to tell what the exact effect will be, except that it will expand the time and effort required to get any documents at all.

No word on what that will be, except that it will be launched before the year is out.

"I don't know what the outcome of the live dive will be, except that entertainment is guaranteed".

Collison would not say what that product will be except to note that there are several more launches planned for the near future.

Burke declined to specify what Sacerdoti's title will be, except to say that he's "coming in as BrightRoll CEO".