Sentence examples for rarely can't from inspiring English sources

That's not to say that web products that are used rarely can't be good business, they just aren't habit forming and thus have different characteristics.

Nevermind that Apple rarely (I can't name one) debuts an unproven industry technology, this port is said to share a connector with the Mini Displayport.

(There are also more basic psychological insights at work: Our dispositions rarely change, and can't be denied. People who hurt end up hurting other people. Anger without an object always finds one).

It is rarely reused and can't be recycled.

Synthetic corks made from plastic also will guarantee against the wet cardboard taste of spoiled wine, but are rarely recyclable and can't be re-used as they expand once removed from the bottle.

"Generals will rarely tell you they can't do something," he said.

"There's rarely a phone I can't fix," said Mr. McElroy, who estimates he's worked on a thousand iPhones since June.

Firestone also says that over-the-counter antifungal nail creams and ointments rarely work because they can't penetrate the nail root.

Ms. Yates tends to use simple, uniform materials (the kitchen, bathroom and office countertops are all concrete) and rarely specs anything that can't be ordered through the Home Depot.

The blogger Lisa Hirsch succinctly writes, "If an opera company or symphony orchestra finds itself in financial trouble, it's rarely because the musicians can't play and the costumers have forgotten how to sew".

Apple rarely announces things it can't deliver, although they've been "pre-releasing" things like Apple TV recently, which gives us pause.