Sentence examples for it was seldom necessary from inspiring English sources

Gladstone later maintained that Gladstone, who had never set foot on his plantation, had been deluded by his attorney in Demerara, Frederick Cort, into believing that it was seldom necessary to punish the slaves.

It's seldom necessary, it often goes horribly wrong and it can leave the perpetrator feeling grubby.

(The standard blacksmithing image has the smith beating the blade with a hammer at this point; while many still do this, to eliminate bubbles and the like, it's seldom necessary with today's industrially rolled steel).

But while such problems are in general computationally intractable, it is seldom necessary to determine the Pareto optimal set exactly.

Recharging, it said, was "seldom necessary, as the daily stretch covered by Car2go drivers in urban areas rarely exceeds six miles".

It appears that radiographic evaluation of the contralateral elbow is seldom necessary provided the TCI value is within the suggested normal range.

Rejections therefore, are seldom necessary.

Ironically, such efforts are seldom necessary: Christmas Day has 55% fewer burglaries than the average day, with thieves also taking a break to enjoy the festivities.

These days, maritime-security providers operating off east Africa almost always make some use of weapons, says Didier Berra, a French army veteran who has worked for Secopex, a naval-security firm based in Carcassonne in France.Draconian force is seldom necessary, adds Mr Berra.

Antibiotics are seldom necessary to treat acute conjunctivitis.

In my experience, such frenzy is seldom necessary, but for some reason there appears to be an epidemic of "This deal is moving fast; if you want in you've got to hurry".