Sentence examples for rarely certain that from inspiring English sources
A common response is to ignore it, since one is rarely certain that it has actually occurred, and, in any case, if you raise the issue, you are likely to get in hot water and possibly lose your job, or even be asked to leave the country.
Another year, another play about boxing: a sport whose dramatic potential – that ring; those spectators; those muscle-bound athletes, vying for a victory that is rarely certain – has intrigued many playwrights and theatre companies in recent years, from Roy Williams (Sucker Punch) to Frantic Assembly (Beautiful Burnout).
"Divestiture is a remedy that is imposed only with great caution, in part because its long-term efficacy is rarely certain," the court said.
Moreover, functional verification is rarely certain and rarely complete.
Participants were instructed to use the whole confidence scale and to bear in mind that the scale represented relative confidence, since given the difficult nature of the visual tasks, they would rarely be completely certain that they made a correct visual judgment.
He also figured out how to propagate certain species that had rarely been propagated in a lab.
Football is rarely like that.
Life rarely unfolds that way.
Rarely is that necessary.
But it's rarely like that.
