Sentence examples for rarely born from inspiring English sources

Nowadays full-grown fetuses with severe congenital anomalies are rarely born in well-developed countries.

"Brilliant ideas are rarely born in isolation, and successful projects stem from a strong, collective team," wrote Andresen in her post The 6 Types of Thinkers to Seek for Your Team.

You don't have to look too far to realize that economic prosperity and democracy are rarely born out of bloodshed or civil war.

A single kid (rarely two) is born in late spring after about 180 days gestation and joins a nursery group within a week after birth.

Another reason that albino or leucistic animals are rare is that, even when born, they rarely make it to adulthood.

Two to eight (rarely nine) young are born in spring or summer after about a month's gestation.

His expert depiction of credible human characters in all kinds of desperate situations is always sympathetic, rarely patronising and clearly born of bitter experience.

She is less memorable as a fantasy figure in Ivan Passer's rarely seen drug comedy, "Born to Win" (showing on Monday), and as a gangster's girlfriend in "The Outfit" (screening on Tuesday).

People holiday abroad to get guaranteed sunshine, but to me, exploring the island where I was born, but rarely get to see, is far more of a joy than sitting on a beach, slowly going pink.

The idea of a star being born has rarely had as much credence: she went along as a 13-year-old with hardly any acting experience, left on the list of youngest ever Oscar nominees beside the likes of Tatum O'Neal and Jodie Foster, and with critics falling over themselves to describe her "awesome talent".

Transmission of major NNRTI and PI mutations has been rarely reported in infants born to mothers who acquired primary resistance mutations by heterosexual transmission or during the course of their treatment [8] [9].