Sentence examples for rarely corrected from inspiring English sources

Very highly publicised cases, such as the two boys in Scunthorpe, turned out to be unrelated to mephedrone, although the initial headlines were rarely corrected.

In research projects, a lack of diversity in the research team is not usually called out and even more rarely corrected [47].

As a result, DNA damage from high LET radiation is most often by large deletions and rarely corrected [14].

Myopia is common and rarely corrected in this setting.

Limitations of GBS include a relatively large proportion of missing data and a small, but rarely corrected, percentage of SNP genotyping sequencing errors.

Current students must build on an inappropriate foundation for energy concepts at the molecular level that is rarely corrected by the way energy is treated in introductory college chemistry or biology courses.

He rarely corrects the mistaken identity.

Similarly, extreme currency misalignments rarely correct themselves without some pain especially in small, open economies.

Likewise, large exchange-rate misalignments rarely correct themselves without some pain.This does not mean central banks should set targets for equity prices or exchange rates, but that they should put much more weight on them than at present, and that when asset prices appear out of line with economic fundamentals, they should "lean against the wind".

Bridge is full of adages that range from right most of the time to rarely correct.

Doomsayers generally don't make good television: they are always right on the way in and rarely correct on the way out.