"Preserving rights and freedoms is rarely as we would like it to be.
But if your Chicagoan readers wish to trade their cruel gangsters for our more civilised ones, who you say often rob at gunpoint yet rarely shoot, we would certainly be willing to talk.Ricardo Fibe GambirasioRio de JaneiroTaking the shine off IndiaSIR – India's plan to move forward at a rapid rate has been thwarted by the petty politics of the left ("Democracy's drawbacks", October 29th).
Since a complete automatic detection is rarely feasible, we would like to develop general discrimination and tracking methods based on minimum a priori requirements on the shape and the size of the objects, followed by a close inspection of the results made by the user on a compact, though complete, description (2D image) of the trajectories.
Rarely would we photocopy a letter; we typically typed it with a sheet of carbon paper to create a "carbon copy".
I tell you, someone paid her to write this rubbish!" But we would rarely ask other writers the same questions that are asked of Monica Ali.
What's more, those interior observations tend to be uncharacteristically clumsy for Mr. Lucas, and they rarely tell us much we wouldn't know anyway.
Peter Pendle, the ATL's deputy general secretary, addressed the NUT conference in Harrogate and told a fringe meeting on professional unity, alongside his NUT counterparts: "With one teachers' union, we'd be so powerful we would rarely need to strike".
We speak to ourselves with a level of disrespect that we would rarely, if ever, inflict on another.
My mom played the organ in a Mormon temple, I was a Boy Scout, and there was rarely a Sunday when we would miss church.
We would rarely recommend that a prostacyclin infusion be altered or decreased, even if vasopressor support is indicated.
