Sentence examples for rarely placed from inspiring English sources

Nicholas Scoppetta, commissioner of the Administration for Children's Services, said a child was rarely placed in foster care solely because of domestic violence.

Along with several others, these names have regularly bid on one another's items but have rarely placed the winning bid, and they have patted each other on the back in feedback.

Because they are rarely placed on their tummies, the argument goes, babies don't learn to push themselves up with their arms, thus hampering the development of their upper body strength and dexterity.

The company, the Arthur Group, along with its president, Barry Trimble, was the subject of a New York Times article in August in which several former employees said the company rarely placed anyone in jobs, even as dozens of people paid several thousand dollars every month for its services.

Self-improvement of the kind Thoreau undertook has become the province of self-help manuals, while impassioned complaints against our civilization (as much a part of Rousseau and Thoreau or, for that matter, Henry Miller, as introspection is) are rarely placed in the context of a lived daily life.

Soil erosion and its spatial and temporal variabilities are rarely placed in the context of soil production and soil depth.

These are "made" men who will rarely place hand in pocket again.

The current president rarely places the calls to his father through the White House operator, but dials them himself.

Another executive who will be in focus during the week is Nick Prettejohn, a horse racing fan who rarely places a bet.

Mr. Reed rarely places Ms. Aniston and Mr. Vaughn in the same frame, preferring to cut tediously from one to the other.

Facebook rarely places its bottom line above the interest of the user experience but here it has done so quite literally.