Sentence examples for rarely left behind from inspiring English sources
Previous operations to clear the Taliban from towns and cities have failed across Afghanistan, in large part because the Americans and Afghans have rarely left behind competent Afghan government or security forces to hold the places.
But Dr Stuart Blanch, an NT environmental lawyer, says bauxite operations rarely leave behind a landscape that can be rehabilitated.
If money was improperly diverted from the firm, then it is unlikely the records will be reliable because thieves rarely leave behind an accurate accounting of their misconduct.
That bias may distort our understanding of ancient extinctions, Plotnick says the species that are most likely to go extinct also appear to be the ones who rarely leave behind a trace.
Diamonds have also rarely been found in deposits left behind by glaciers (notably in Wisconsin and Indiana); in contrast to alluvial deposits, glacial deposits are minor and are therefore not viable commercial sources of diamond.
But during her 23 years as a Labour MP, she rarely commented on the world she left behind, having won two Oscars and worldwide acclaim.
Things left behind are eloquent.
Gobelet is left behind, weeping.
(See "Left Behind: Ireland And Spain").
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