Sentence examples for is rarely held from inspiring English sources

In a country that is rarely held up as a technological leader, Finmeccanica's trend-setting AgustaWestland helicopters and its Alenia Aermacchi aeronautics unit are sources of national pride.

The event — a pair of 200 legs with a 400 and an 800 — is rarely held, and is not officially recognized by the International Amateur Athletics Federation, the sport's governing body.

In raw dollars, the $11 billion deficit in New Jersey for the next fiscal year is the second largest, behind California — and larger than the $9 billion gap facing New York, a much bigger state that is rarely held up as a paragon of sound budgeting.

Not surprisingly, the extra computation of making a costly linear inversion iterative within a non-linear method is rarely held [3, 11].

As the Washington Post's Ezra Klein pointed out, "Peretz is rarely held to account, largely because there's an odd, tacit understanding that he's a cartoonish character and everyone knows it".

In the cop culture that is America today, where you can be kicked, punched, tasered, shot, intimidated, harassed, stripped, searched, brutalized, terrorized, wrongfully arrested, and even killed by a police officer, and that officer is rarely held accountable for violating your rights, the Bill of Rights doesn't amount to much.

Directors are rarely held personally liable in lawsuits against companies.

"Those who are powerful are rarely held accountable".

Images are rarely held to account, as words are.

When they're wrong, they're rarely held accountable, and they rarely admit it, either.

But insurance brokers, lawyers, and stock advisers are rarely held to the same standard.