Sentence examples for rarely cancelled from inspiring English sources

But as history has shown, big military programmes are rarely cancelled once governments and the contractors are on board.

Knowing that major programmes are rarely cancelled outright, each of the armed forces has a systematic incentive both to underestimate the likely cost of equipment and to aim for the highest possible specification regardless of risk.

For example, the letter says, if a course of medication has been cancelled by a doctor it can continue to be administered, because it is "rarely" cancelled on both records.

It's shown on most nights at around 9PM, and is rarely cancelled due to rain or other inclement weather.

School days are very rarely cancelled because of low temperatures – not even when it goes down to -40C.

After the cancellation (a telling move for a network that rarely cancels freshman shows), it would have been understandable had HBO opted out of continued focus on New York disco-era subculture.

Papal appearances are rarely canceled, and usually for reasons of security or illness.

Air France rarely cancels flights because of underbooking, but reservations for Sept. 11 were particularly low, the company said.

Supporters in Congress, including Representative Bob Borski, a Philadelphia Democrat, say the deal is set, since Congress rarely cancels large projects once the work has begun.

Bicycle racing is an all-weather sport, rarely canceled unless heavy snow blocks the road, and rain is a dreary fact of life.

And those free subscriptions are rarely, if ever, cancelled once the trial period ends.