Sentence examples for seldom equal from inspiring English sources

But all things are seldom equal.

Active managers say that while index funds might indeed be better if all else were equal, when it comes to investing in foreign markets, all else is seldom equal.

However, all other things are seldom equal: differences in market size, labour costs, the quality of infrastructure and political stability, among other things, are also important for attracting investment.

All things being equal (fortunately things are seldom equal, not exactly), people prefer to be with others who look like them, speak the same dialect, and hold the same beliefs An amplification of this evidently inborn predisposition leads with frightening ease to racism and religious bigotry.

The USAF report on the risk analysis of aging aircraft fleets notes that the operational life of individual airframes is seldom equal to the design life of the fleet and that the life of an aircraft fleet tends to be determined more by its inherent operational capability and maintenance costs rather than by the number of flight hours specified at the design stage.

Of course, facilities were seldom equal in the South, although emphatically separate.

Burke writes with imagery seldom equalled in its potent eccentricity.

Smith's work, he concluded, contained "falsehoods of an effrontery seldom equaled in modern times".

The partners were not known as great innovators, but their standard of craftsmanship was seldom equaled.

Together, they make up an intense and personally revealing narrative of love and loss seldom equalled in photography.

His greatest short stories and The Scarlet Letter are marked by a depth of psychological and moral insight seldom equaled by any American writer.