Sentence examples for rarely endorsed from inspiring English sources

Costa choices can seem capricious, and rarely "endorsed" by other prize panels.

She recalled working with Laurence Olivier in the 1970s to introduce the Polaroid SX-70 camera; at the time, stars of his caliber rarely endorsed products.

Madonna has rarely endorsed products, but she has appeared in ads for the Pepsi-Cola Company and, in Europe, for Max Factor.

The dissociative symptoms that form the core of ASD were rarely endorsed and showed high specificity but low sensitivity, resulting in a high proportion of false negative diagnoses.

Although the three peace organizations rarely endorsed Presidential candidates, they did so on occasion.

White women rarely endorsed this view [ 30].

Especially in the case of contentious issues about which their own elected officials are divided, they rarely endorse legislation.

"We appreciate I.S.S.' support and recognize that I.S.S. rarely endorses a full slate of nominees," John Pike, a senior portfolio manager at the hedge fund, said in a statement.

And while the first lady talks about wearing clothes she loves and that fashion should make women feel good about themselves, she rarely endorses brands.

"We rarely endorse all advocated positions of the organizations or candidates we support, and we do not have a political or social agenda," Steinhafel wrote.

Another mixed strategy is rarely explicitly endorsed, though it may be implicit in many theorists' talk.