Sentence examples similar to hardly ever under from inspiring English sources

Violators were reprimanded, but hardly ever charged under the Espionage Act.

Of course I did not know... for Mary is clever, and she hardly ever works under the same name at two different places.

Greatness hardly ever dawns under customary circumstances.

A pseudogene – which by definition can hardly ever be under purifying selection – would not show a bias to synonymous over non-synonymous mutations, and its sequence would most likely show nucleotide insertion or deletion.

Hardly ever, though, was it England.

He was hardly ever at home.

"Custody of children is not given to a wife beater, and under most circumstances, hardly ever a man," he wrote.

On "Verisimilitude," that abundant energy hardly ever breaks through completely; it lingers just under the surface.

But he hardly ever signed his work and often operated under obscure pseudonyms, so his creations are still being uncovered.

Under the current law, silencers hardly ever factor into routine U.S. gun violence, according to the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives.

Lost in this argument is the fact that even under No Child Left Behind, such interventions hardly ever occurred.