Sentence examples for rarely attach from inspiring English sources

For some reason the words Bahamas, based and consortium rarely attach themselves to a white knight interested only in preserving the culture and tradition of a football club, while investing heavily in its future.

Just now, she is beginning to think about producing her own projects, but she doesn't see herself as a script doctor, and, in her guilelessness, can rarely attach a director's name to a film.

In contrast, free-living pectinids rarely attach as adults and many species are unable to secrete a byssus once the shell takes on the adult morphology.

Unlike mosquitoes, ixodid ticks feed only once per life stage; they rarely attach to and get transported by unsuitable hosts, on which ticks would not feed.

Although I. cookei ticks are present in these states, they rarely attach to humans, and according to MDH data, all sequenced strains in Minnesota are of the DTV genotype.

He has also rarely attached any form of business enterprise in Lynchburg.

India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan -- all these were mere names, rarely attached to any helpful grasp of these nations' geography or history.

Motive was rarely attached to her characters' behavior, nor was cause and effect; instead, everyone seemed to live in the present tense.

Though proud of his northern roots, Scott has rarely attached himself to projects set in Britain, which makes Robin Hood a novelty in his career.

When Beyoncé embraces her sexuality by dancing around stripper poles and seductively crawling across a chaise, will young girls feel that they, too, can be in control of their sexuality without fear of judgement, without fear of being called names like whore or slut or worse, names rarely attached to men?

The escN::kan bacteria were found mostly near the epithelium; they were rarely attached and were never intimately attached (Fig. 7).