Sentence examples for rarely controlled from inspiring English sources

"There were no controlled meets, and only rarely controlled calls".

Then there's Indonesia, which is rarely controlled by either.

The Islanders showed no muscle around the net, rarely controlled the puck and were never really in the game.

The coal quality parameters of the boreholes along the divided faults were rarely controlled by geological setting.

Federer seemed totally at ease, unfazed by an occasional sharply angled backhand by Sela, whose best shots rarely controlled the point.

Accumulating evidence indicates that myriad behavioral, cellular and biochemical processes fluctuate with circadian rhythmicity; however, time of day at which experiments are conducted is rarely controlled.

And they rarely control the agenda as easily as their film counterparts.

And not a movie, either; since women rarely control production, there are few movies of this type, and even fewer that have mass impact.

The typical governor has become more independent of the state party and now rarely controls it as governors did in the past.

"The idea that you're being stalked in a store is, I think, a bit creepy, as opposed to, it's only a cookie — they don't really know who I am," said Robert Plant, a computer information systems professor at the University of Miami School of Business Administration, noting that consumers can rarely control or have access to this data.

Third, contrary to tight family control in chaebol, the Japanese system has greater separation of ownership and management, in part because a single family rarely controls a whole Japanese network.