Sentence examples for worthwhile exceptions from inspiring English sources

Privacy protections and law enforcement are worthwhile exceptions to the rule.

There are many more, so catching exceptions is a worthwhile programming skill for new Java programmers.

No Red Ahead Chianti has few worthwhile night-life options, but one exception is La Birroteca di Greve, a craft beer pub specializing in artisanal Italian brews.

First of all, it is worthwhile to note that eukaryotic genes, with rare exceptions, start and end with an exon.

With the exception of Ireland, which has achieved a worthwhile reduction in its unit labour costs (though after the biggest rise of all), you could hardly select a group of countries less able to make a success of internal devaluation.

But, as it became ever clearer that Mr Berlusconi's government was delivering nothing worthwhile to business (his own television firm proving a notable exception), party loyalty stopped Confindustria pointing this out in public.

Additional efforts to record baseline physiology, with the exception of GCS, are unlikely to represent a worthwhile use of resources.

Irwin stated that the player would desire more interactivity and condemned the programs overall, with the exception of Pichu Bros, which she called "the only worthwhile programming".

With the exception of two to three small eateries, nothing really worthwhile (in terms of rides and shows) exists here.

To care about something is generally to find it worthwhile or valuable in some way; caring about one's friend is no exception.

However, few worthwhile travel accounts of the country have appeared in modern times, one of the main exceptions being The Fruit Palace.