Sentence examples for hardly ever associated from inspiring English sources
Amid the sort of fanfare hardly ever associated with a meaningless preseason game, James took the floor with the Miami Heat for the first time with his teammates Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade.
Distal DVT itself is hardly if ever associated with post-thrombotic syndrome or PE.
"He had a great eye... he hardly ever struck out looking", said Brad Meador, UC's associate head coach.
Sebaceous cysts hardly ever become malign, whereas research has reported that approximately 25% of melanomas are historically associated with a pre-existing nevus[ 19].
Compared to those men who hardly ever walked or biked, walking or bicycling an average of 30 min day−1 was associated with a 34% (18 47%) lower rate of cancer death and with improved cancer survival by 33% (14 47%).
The main component of active living, walking or bicycling 30 min day−1, was associated with a significant 34% lower mortality compared to walking or biking hardly ever.
"But hardly ever shootings".
