Examples of using With few exceptions in English and their translations into Japanese
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Also, with few exceptions, they are not designed to pay dividends or provide a clear financial return.
With few exceptions, the quality of evidence for individual interventions in either setting was generally rated as low or very low.
With few exceptions: This is similar to the“rules based” criteria above.
The unemployment began to rise and new foreign workers were no longer admitted, with few exceptions.
With few exceptions, the level of agreement is above the global average across Eastern Europe, Latin America and Asia and below average in Western Europe and North America.
And, with few exceptions, the books that have done as much to influence and guide the growth of theology are the outcome of some great struggle with heresy;
With few exceptions, supermarkets, drugstores, national retail stores, and restaurant chains are all open with normal business hours for the Labor Day holiday.
With few exceptions, supermarkets, drugstores, national retail stores, and restaurant chains are all open with normal business hours for the Labor Day holiday.
These alterations and additions are confined, with few exceptions, to the last[Engl. ed.: second last] part of the book:"The Accumulation of Capital.".
With few exceptions, countries had arrived at this set of policies(the depreciation of currencies against gold was all but universal) by the end of 1936.
With few exceptions, app users can't “opt out” of phone tracking, as is possible, in limited form, on regular computers.
With few exceptions, including the resupply mission Minerva 18, which exploded just after takeoff on December 29, 1972, this program was a stunning success.
She said that, with few exceptions, ILM has never discussed special effects in the movies it has worked on until weeks after the films opened.
With few exceptions(e.g., see Lönnig, 2004, and references cited therein) biologists do not consider ID helpful in our endeavour to explain life's complexity and diversity.
People depended on the living world around them for their basic needs; with few exceptions, their food, clothing and shelter were all produced within the region.
With few exceptions, the only instances in which mainstream firms have successfully established a timely position in a disruptive technology were those in which the firms' managers set up an autonomous organization charged with building a new and independent business around the disruptive technology.
With few exceptions, the 26 countries that have achieved or surpassed the goal of women securing 30 per cent of seats in national assemblies over the past five years have introduced some form of positive action;
A remarkable fact is that the prophets, with few exceptions, were not of the priestly class; and in their day their prophecies were generally repugnant to the then degenerating and time‑serving priesthood, as well as to the idolatrously inclined people.
A rather remarkable fact is that the prophets, with few exceptions, were not of the priestly class; and that in their day their prophecies were generally repugnant to the degenerating and time-serving priesthood, as well as to the idolatrously inclined people.
Prepared by the California Department of Water Resources(DWR), the model ordinance effectively limits lawn in commercial settings to specific functional uses such as recreation and public assembly, requires efficient sprinkler nozzles in landscape irrigation systems and, with few exceptions, bans turf in street medians and parkways.