Sentence examples for rarely replaced from inspiring English sources

As I blogged about last year, blankets and pillows are rarely replaced.

Acrodont teeth are rarely replaced once a certain growth stage is reached.

Kids being kids, even those who have glasses may soon lose or break them, and glasses are rarely replaced for kids in inner-city schools.

M2 rarely replaced M1 but it did replace females and young.

Furthermore, where strategic documents had expired they were rarely replaced immediately with an updated version, and the originals were still considered to be in force by the organisations.

Cellular membranes may therefore be under constant attacking by these proteins, thus rationalizing the observation that most aggregation causing diseases are neurodegenerative diseases and aging as neurons such as cortical neurons are rarely replaced.

The type 2 dolomites are characterized by the partial to complete replacement of muddy limestone/wackestone but rarely replace packstone that experienced early marine cementation (Fig. 5h), which resulted in a decrease in permeability.

"New cultural processes very rarely replace the old ones," she says.

Banks rarely replace two such crucial boardroom posts at the same time for fear of sparking concerns about instability.

Despite HSBC's insistence that nothing untoward had taken place in the boardroom, banks rarely replace two such crucial posts at the same time for fear of prompting concerns about instability.

Democracy rarely replaces autocracy in one fell swoop.