Sentence examples for has rarely worked from inspiring English sources
(A three-goalie rotation has rarely worked in the N.H.L).
Running against the rich — or the poor — has rarely worked in this country.
Jones has rarely worked against the first-team defense in practice.
But Mr. Murphy is known for managing tough races, even if he has rarely worked in New York.
Today, If you pay national insurance for a lifetime, you get little more than someone who has rarely worked.
By contrast, tax policy based on temporary changes to tax rates, or one-time tax rebates, has rarely worked as advertised".
I've worked at some of the biggest companies in the world, running billion-dollar businesses with hundreds of people reporting to me, and yet I've rarely worked past 5 p.m. or checked my email on the weekend.
and "The District," and WB thinks it can score with "Gilmore Girls," an hourlong family show with attitude, Quality and comedy have rarely worked their way into the same sentence in recent seasons.
The only sensible course is to try to build a government of national unity, ideally backed by a new constitution that devolves autonomy to the regions and major cities (though it has to be admitted that such schemes have rarely worked in the winner-takes-all Arab world).
