Sentence examples for seldom apply from inspiring English sources

The Human Performance Laboratory is a male domain; for some reason, Dr. Costill says, women seldom apply.

Moreover, evaluations seldom apply counterfactual analysis, often because of a lack of data, implying that results may be methodologically questioned.

Due to many draw-backs such as, complexity of the process, low removal efficiencies and relatively high operating costs using the above-mentioned techniques, dyestuff manufacturers and paper industries seldom apply these methods to treat their wastewater effluents (Robinson et al. 2002; Kadirvelu et al. 2003).

We want to be able to verify the accounts and how they were calculated, but we seldom apply the same energy to checking on what is readily observable.

But if rabbinic leadership requires authenticity, then I, like so many others, must be allowed to lead from within the gray space I inhabit between the overgeneralized norms that seldom apply to anyone.

However, the system is intended to be used by dermatologists or clinicians trained in the diagnosis of skin cancer who will almost always recognize seborrhoeic keratoses clinically and would therefore seldom apply Nevisense to these lesions.

This very seldom applies to the literary hero.

The same has seldom applied to the women's game.

This clarity seldom applies to social and economic "rights".

(One notices that this is a logic seldom applied to successful men).

"Ungenerous" is a word that is seldom applied to Bolshoi performers, and it didn't apply to Ms. Osipova last year in Mr. Ratmansky's "Jeu de Cartes".