Sentence examples for but rarely enough from inspiring English sources

Statins do raise H.D.L. levels a little, perhaps 5 to 10percentt, but rarely enough to protect someone with low H.D.L.

Occasionally -- on the streets of Ubud, at the Denpasar airport, around the hotel pools -- we heard American voices, but rarely enough so that we weren't surprised when a waiter at a lovely but very empty restaurant in Candidasa said we were the first Americans he'd met all year.

Experimental designs involving time courses and or perturbation can provide significantly more, but rarely enough, information on the underlying system structure.

Systematic reviews or randomised-controlled trials of new health technologies published in prestigious journals are a linchpin of evidence based medicine and help to establish the effectiveness of drugs or procedures, but are rarely enough to ensure that the technology is actually used.

After each daughter summarized her needs, Emma gave her money, but it was rarely enough.

The parallel between the Brexit fantasy and the SNP's Scexit conceit is striking, but is struck rarely enough.

Most companies provide some (at least general) tax advice to participants about what they should and shouldn't do, but it is rarely enough.

Families save copiously, but it's rarely enough to support them through old age.

Sure, some people get steamed but it is rarely enough to combat the tendency to revert back to cynicism, withdrawal or proud apathy.

Often these prisoners are confined to a small cell for 23 hours a day or more, with a small amount of time allotted for recreation, like running or jogging, but it's rarely enough of an outlet.

For parents like Shawn's, Childhood Cancer Awareness month (September) and Brain Tumor Awareness month (October) are periods when stirring and emotional stories may be shared, but there is rarely enough action to change the outcome for these children and those who will follow.