Sentence examples for seldom matched from inspiring English sources

But they seldom matched the quality of the originals.

Spending is kept strictly in line with actual, not projected, revenue collection--a feat seldom matched by western finance ministers.

Branch, usually given to understatement, lets himself go and speaks of "yearnings and exertions toward freedom seldom matched since Valley Forge".

"No matter how well a privatization arrangement is crafted," it said, the public agency's interests seldom matched those of the contractor.

To my ear it has a complexity, precision and speed seldom matched by the dances that accompany it, and for me none of the movement matches the burning polyrhythms so often achieved by those drums.

The All Blacks repeatedly turned over possession as they attempted to revive the attacking game, which brought them five tries in the first test, while the execution of Wales seldom matched their ambition.

Yet people also want this land, and their interests seldom match the needs of panthers.

Since rainfall amount and distribution seldom match crop needs, farmers usually prefer tillage methods that encourage soil-moisture storage at times when crops are not growing.

These statistics float through the news cycles, alongside photographs of overcrowded emergency rooms and face masks; one study follows the next, and the numbers seldom match.

WHAT is the least loved corner of high finance: hedge funds, with their plutocratic managers who so seldom match stockmarket returns, or private equity, where bosses pile debt onto companies to enrich themselves?

Mum-lit, perhaps - but tales of hyper-active kids, moribund marriages and the career opportunities that got away will seldom match Wolitzer's wit, bite and schmaltz-free sympathy.