Sentence examples for rarely taken from inspiring English sources

In good dressing rooms offence is rarely taken.

Since the signing of the Oslo Accords in 1993, Palestinians have rarely taken such daring action.

That is why they are too rarely taken, which is a great shame.

My updates on their mother's condition were rarely taken at face value.

There were also some threats to go nuclear, though they were rarely taken completely seriously.

Since the shop opened, he had rarely taken a day off, Mr. Suman said.

(And that they are rarely taken from the sea by actual divers).

"This is an extraordinary step rarely taken by our company," Mr. McNerney said.

To date, however, ape populations are rarely taken into account either by governments or companies.

Yet the slick work cranked out by the fashion machine is rarely taken seriously.

David Perry suggests an even simpler if rarely taken step to keeping critical information secure: keep it offline.