Sentence examples for rarely called for from inspiring English sources
He rarely called for sacrifice bunts or changed his lineup much from day to day.
Strong, burly and a step slow, Majerle constantly bumps Houston and is rarely called for a foul.
Dessay began to work with provincial opera companies, building a repertoire of roles that suited her creamy, silvery voice, which moved with great ease and could reach unusual heights — she could hit a top G, which is so unusual that it is rarely called for, even among coloratura sopranos.
However, because of the nature of the disease, specific treatment is rarely called for.
Although most exemptions were temporary, in practice, they often became full exemptions since men were rarely called for service after their 26th birthday.
Being consistent with this doctrine, Shia religious scholars rarely called for jihad.
But D'Antoni generally disdains one-on-one play, and his offense rarely calls for post-ups.
Howe rarely calls for a bunt, saying the move is a play for one run and sends a negative message to the team.
Divorce settlements rarely call for a news article (or a blog post), let alone analytical essays, immediate YouTube uploads and general wall-to-wall coverage.
Even when firms issue shares, a big, albeit shrinking, chunk is usually held by their corporate chums, who rarely call for better governance.Big dodges tend to be discovered only after companies go bustWith so much stacked against them, foreign or individual investors are deterred from pursuing reform.
The day-night doubleheader would be born out of necessity: Sunday night's game between the Yankees and the Mets was postponed because of rain, and because the American and National League schedules rarely call for the two teams to be in town on the same day, there are only a few possible dates on which to play the makeup game.
