Sentence examples for rarely ever applied from inspiring English sources

In criminological research, NGT is rarely ever applied.

When it made its debut in February, the new late-evening newscast on Chicago's CBS station, WBBM-TV, was met with words that are rarely, if ever, applied to local news.

Flux constraints are rarely, if ever, applied.

With this in mind, we can see the connection to the next point raised in the passage, which is this: many laws of the Torah are rarely if ever applied.

Recently, these theoretical and experimental studies have been applied in the study of groundwater phenomena, where the assumptions of homogeneity and isotropy rarely, if ever, apply.

But loopholes in the definition of investment advice ensure that even this watered-down standard would rarely if ever apply.

Difference is rarely ever just difference".

It is rarely ever dull.

We're rarely ever just normal people.

"Davis Cup is rarely ever convenient.

Truer words were rarely ever tweeted.