Sentence examples for rarely bear from inspiring English sources
But such provisions rarely bear fruit.
And reported charges are confusing because they rarely bear any resemblance to what consumers actually pay.
But investigators say efforts to track down stolen cattle rarely bear fruit.
Only a few (business) letters from his own hand have survived, and they rarely bear on artistic matters.
Lisa Fortin of Modernica notes that globes rarely bear dates of manufacture, the better to disguise their obsolescence.
But this is "protection" only in name: such labour-market rigidities are strongly correlated with high poverty rates, since businesses can rarely bear the heavy costs.
Cynics object to treating hope as a virtue because it rarely bears fruit.
Such a desire to flee an election result in the United States is often expressed, but rarely borne out.
The outside world shares much of the blame for the plight of Congo and its neighbors: European colonists divided the continent up into nations that rarely bore a relation to geographic or ethnic boundaries.
As strange as it may now seem, not only were albums once the state-of-the-art format for recorded music, but they were once literally albums: booklike objects, similar to photo or stamp albums, that contained multiple 78-r.p.m. discs — and whose covers rarely bore anything more than words.
