Sentences with phrase «become more the exception than the rule»

That's not to say courts never award long - term alimony, but it's become more the exception than the rule.

Not exact matches

«Losses are going to get worse as time goes on — catastrophic disaster events are going to become more the rule than the exception — and we're just starting to see that,» Berke said.

IMAGE: After detecting the first exoplanets in the 1990s it has become clear that planets around other stars are the rule rather than the exception and there are likely hundreds of... view more

Now, meeting someone by means of online dating has become more the norm than the exception to the rule.

Traditionally, art exhibitions have been about looking, but as more and more artists cross boundaries to engage with sound, touch and movement or to use film and video, work that is static and silent is becoming the exception rather than the rule...

Stronger and longer heat waves, more frequent extreme weather events such as flooding and tropical cyclones, rises in sea level, and increased air pollution will become more the rule than the exception.

Rather than the exception, I'd like to propose that arrangements where equity partners continue to work as employees or counsel to assist with ancillary areas of practice become more of the rule.

«Non-lawyers» are poised to become the rule more than the exception in the legal services market; law firms should be finding ways to gather them close, not drive them away.

The fact that Ban the Box laws will become more the rule than the exception when background screening potential employees is Trend Number 1 in the Employment Screening Resources ® (ESR) 10th annual «ESR Top Ten Background Check Trends» for 2017.

Mortgages were becoming more expensive than the houses they were paying for and being in debt was the rule, not the exception.