Sentence examples for rarely trained from inspiring English sources

Coe rarely trained more than 50 miles per week.

Architects are rarely trained to think about problems of maintenance, let alone care about its definition.

But conservation scientists are rarely trained in science communication, let alone communication tailored to policymakers.

They are rarely trained, either as experts in SEN or as managers.

Neuroscientists are rarely trained in philosophy, but a little modesty might not go amiss.

Indeed, doctors and emergency aid workers are rarely trained to recognize the physical signs of male rape or to provide counseling to its victims.

Movement restrictions between Gaza and the West Bank, not to mention the restrictions within them, meant the team could rarely train together.

"They rarely train together, mainly because we don't want them killing each other or killing themselves — and they would," Bowman said wryly.

When museums hire interpreters, they rarely train them specifically in acting, though Melissa Ryan, who coached interpreters at the Museum Center in Cincinnati, did use improvisation exercises devised by the well-known acting teacher Sanford Meisner.

For King it was a normal day considering he rarely trains with the main group due to his chronic knee problems, while Milner was allowed a light session after reporting a high temperature yesterday.

Outside of the classes he leads, Smith rarely trains.