Sentence examples for rarely fired from inspiring English sources
Higher-level workers are rarely fired.
Guns were rarely fired in the 2005 riots.
Shots are rarely fired, yet sometimes, as happened early Saturday in this Sunni village just south of Saddam Hussein's hometown of Tikrit, there are lethal consequences.
G.M. historically has rarely fired or forced senior executives out, preferring to move them into smaller roles or usher them quietly into retirement.
In recent years, officers arrested for drunken driving have faced a myriad of departmental penalties, but were very rarely fired unless convicted of a felony.
The country's largest law firms, by contrast, have historically taken a kinder, gentler approach, rarely firing employees en masse.
With major battles over and little use for field cannon that can shoot 15 miles, the unit has been running checkpoints and searching houses north of Baghdad, rarely firing a shell.
Managers perhaps believe that clients will rarely fire them for below-average performance, though they might do for above-average fees.As well as concealing true costs from clients, the result is that trading costs, even after stripping out the cost of "soft" services, are higher than they need to be.
The Northern Irish cling to their accord despite renewed violence; Mrs Kincaid relinquishes her own vendetta, and will become the turkey farmer's wife.Piercingly sympathetic with the most socially negligible passer-by, William Trevor rarely fires a line off-target, while forever keeping his own head beneath the parapet.
He is cautious, dislikes making decisions and rarely fires anyone, putting loyalty and stability above all else.Mr Medvedev, on the other hand, was installed as president after nearly a decade of stability, when the political landscape was cleared of opposition and the coffers were full of money.
