Sentence examples for can only rarely from inspiring English sources

Solving such systems is difficult; indeed, precise solutions can only rarely be found.

The hushed theater, assuming you can find one, can only rarely achieve that.

What it cannot mean or, at least, what it can only rarely mean is that genes compete against each other directly.

But even she can only rarely break through the spiritless staging — much of the action takes place toward the back, while space stands empty in front — and dance steps that are loose and generic.

Delegates warned that schools were likely to hire more untrained staff to take lessons from September, when a new clause will be inserted into teachers' contracts saying they can only "rarely" be asked to cover for absent colleagues.

A discrete biological function can only rarely be attributed to an individual molecule.

Or, better still, 'I'll say this and the pictures will say that, which contradicts it.'" He compares the text of picture books to lyrics of songs, which can only very rarely stand alone on the page as poems.

Exoplanets can only very rarely be seen directly, because they are so faint and their host stars so bright.

Journalists can visit only rarely.

Eva Hesse's "Rope Piece" from the late 1960s, a cascade of rope from metal hooks, can be only rarely displayed by the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York.

This definition could also be applied in archaeological organic materials that can be only rarely found due to their vulnerability in degradation factors.