Sentence examples for rarely collected from inspiring English sources

The Western objects they most resemble might be the kachina dolls carved by the Hopi Indians, although their purpose was different — kachina dolls were given to children to teach about spirits and ancestors — and the kachinas have become popular collectibles, while the kkoktu are rarely collected, even in Korea.

The rubbish in Bulawayo is rarely collected, grumble residents.

An auction by a major house could ensure attendance by important institutions like the Museum of Modern Art, which has exhibited outsider art but rarely collected it.

But this law makes the state's administration of capital punishment even more arbitrary and capricious, since this evidence is so rarely collected.

In Imphal there is often electricity for just two hours a day, there are constant water shortages, rubbish is rarely collected and roads are broken.

Statistics on cutting and self-injury are rarely collected or reported in Japan, and the behaviors are almost certainly underreported, experts say.

The consumer pays up front and rarely collects.

He rarely collects that much, but as long as he brings in enough to pay his share of the rent, he says, he is satisfied.

They could rarely collect worker's compensation, a program geared to injury rather than illness, and in any event their disease frequently did not emerge until years after their employment had ended.

It's the kind of collection one might expect at a national art museum, except that in India government museums — in addition to being woefully neglected — rarely collect new work.

Since pharmaceutical companies rarely collect data about the effects of their drugs on minors, there is scant information about pediatric dosing in the Physicians' Desk Reference, a compendium of guidelines and warnings supplied by drug companies; pediatric handbooks are published by private companies, but they are not comprehensive and their data are not obtained through a consistent methodology.