Sentence examples for it exists rarely from inspiring English sources

Yet sexuality education, where it exists, rarely addresses specific sexual practices, such as anal sex between men and women despite its potential for disease transmission and, as these accounts reveal, coercion.

It is "unique", said head of miniature portraits Jennifer Tonkin, as the pictures of the poet which do exist "rarely show him looking directly at the viewer".

For decades, cities in South America have acted as though favelas or barrios didn't exist – rarely wanting to legitimise them with transport links, electricity grids or running water, they were largely left to their own devices.

And those blips, even if they do exist, rarely precede a quake with any consistency.

Furthermore, data that does exist rarely includes participation in unorganized events such as pick-up games.

Hydrogen itself is also expensive, because it rarely exists in pure form.

The importance of the capital budgeting process has declined; indeed it rarely exists in professional service groups.

(While the J. Aron unit still exists, it is rarely referred to as an independent group).

While scientific evidence on trends in Millennium Development Goals 4 and 5 and related interventions, policies, financing and practices [ 29] exists, it is rarely used to support policies on women's and children's health.

Aggressive tax planning still exists, but rarely is it the sort of blatant tax evasion that relies on secrecy.

Paradoxically, that faith means that you will likely never uncover that secret – if it does exist (and very rarely is there a single silver bullet for any company).