Sentence examples for rarely contended from inspiring English sources

Even at the height of his game, Woods rarely contended at the Players.

The stock-level update routine in new-order transaction exhibits a harmful ordering, but the conflicting operations are rarely contended due to the large item table.

In addition, under rarely contended workloads such as TPC-C, PARE matches the performance of transaction pipeline due to its low runtime overhead.

As a result, the HFT workloads interleave much contended operations with rarely contended ones, which reflect strong and weak investment signals, respectively.

But businessmen rarely have to contend with legislatures.

She spent the first half of 2010 going for twelve-, then eighteen-, then twenty-four-hour swims off of St. Martin, where there are rarely sharks to contend with.

Most Global Positioning System devices are made to sit snugly in the confines of a car, where they rarely have to contend with dust, dirt or raging rapids.

Along with its planned acquisition of Gatorade, PepsiCo has been making forays into the cranberry juice business through its Tropicana division and its licensing agreement with Dole, introducing a level of competition with which Ocean Spray has rarely had to contend.

Often the academic world knows nothing of best-selling Christian educational texts, and vice versa, so the two realms of thought are rarely forced to contend with one another.

He contended that he rarely spoke to stars like Frank Robinson, and his long-running relationships with other players — notably Palmer and catcher Rick Dempsey — were testy, though many admired his competitive zeal and his winning record.

Mr. Phillips said that he appreciated Ms. Tucker's support during his trials, but contended that she had rarely visited him in prison.