Sentence examples for rarely under from inspiring English sources

Rarely under Conte's stewardship has this side been so disjointed.

We have participation – and it's rarely under 50%.

Because the Indian government failed to mobilise its diaspora, overseas Indians were rarely under suspicion from their host governments.

Samuel Eto'o then had a few half-chances for the Nerazzurri, but Akinfeev's goal was rarely under any real threat.

In the House of Commons, he is rarely under pressure, thanks to the reliable cackhandedness of Iain Duncan Smith, the Tory leader.

Most of all, the Giants offense succeeded because Collins was rarely under pressure in the pocket and the offensive line opened holes for Dayne and Tiki Barber.

In Papua New Guinea a 350-year old tephra is rarely present under forest but is well-preserved under alpine grasslands.

The police are rarely convicted under a 1997 law against torture, because of an "institutionalizing of torture" under Brazil's military dictatorship and more than 300 years of slavery, said Paulo Vanucchi, Brazil's human rights minister.

They rarely are under Gasperini.

The camp itself rarely comes under fire anymore, he said.

Comedy — acted out in the open, at least — rarely thrives under autocrats.