Sentence examples for rarely released from inspiring English sources

The board rarely released violent offenders of any race, denying nearly 90percentt of them at their initial interview.

Although it had many of the world's best-known rock acts, EMI rarely released new material and, as the CD era was ending, back catalogue revenues were limited.

As though it were there already, and watching the sufferer suffer only broke open what was already lying dormant but rarely released.

I put "full game" in quotes in the first paragraph because it seems to me that truly full games are rarely released these days; pieces of the cookie are broken off until they have the bare minimum for a retail package, and then they sell you the rest of the cookie piecemeal.

The reality is that prisoners on IPPs are rarely released once they've completed their minimum sentence.

Young girls are rarely released by armed forces and groups.

They rarely release inmates early; only 15 people have been granted early release in the past five years.

Immigration judges rarely release detainees when the government presents virtually any evidence of danger.

Apple rarely releases a product into the marketplace that isn't ready for mainstream adoption.

The Egyptian Ministry of Interior rarely releases any information about people it has arrested.

Bobby Previte, the adventurous downtown New York drummer and composer, rarely releases a disc that doesn't jump straight out at you.