Sentence examples for rarely attain from inspiring English sources
And writers rarely attain the mythic status in this country that they command in Ireland.
MOST box office flops rarely attain the status of film history footnote.
Some Unilever brands lag in the U.S. — Pepsodent toothpaste, Pond's cold cream, Wisk detergent and a lot you wouldn't recognize — and rarely attain the rank of number one.
The cheats also jeopardize their own long-term future since, with little valid experience conducting and writing about research, they will rarely attain real innovativeness and profound, original insights useful for society.
Since most faculty members want "one of their own" at the helm of their institution, nontraditional candidates all too rarely attain the position.
True upper pitchers are seldom seen, as the stems of N. rajah rarely attain lengths greater than a few metres before dying off and being replaced by off-shoots from the main rootstock.
In "Death Is Certain" Mr. Ferver creates a state of anxiety and attitude, but rarely attains the right fever pitch.
When she dies, Harris, who provided an emotional power rarely attained in British films, sinks to his knees in mental pain.
But India, apart from its military cantonments and richest suburbs, rarely attains handsomeness or harmony in its urban developments; the more urban it becomes, the uglier it gets.
Acts such as the Divine Comedy, Babybird and Belle and Sebastian all owed him much, though they rarely attained his metaphysical wit or risked his psychosexual complexity.
Owing to changing tectonic environments, however, perfect isostasy is approached but rarely attained, and some regions, such as oceanic trenches and high plateaus, are not isostatically compensated.
