Sentence examples for seldom organized from inspiring English sources

GPs are increasingly organizing themselves in group practices, which are sometimes supported by paramedical personnel and are seldom organized in a forfeit payment system.

The results were seldom organized in a way that assisted this assessment: more work is required to set clear criteria for assessing implementation attainment levels.

Up until the end of the 20th century majorities have seldom been organized for cooperative government actions, except in extreme cases like WWII.

During that conversation, she had told me that being so organized, she seldom had problems on a business trip.

The Knights never regained the ground they lost in 1886, and, until after the turn of the century, organized labour seldom gained any measure of public sympathy.

These substances are usually seen as illegitimate and seldom have well-resourced, organized and mobilized defenders and are therefore far easier and more politically beneficial to attack.

Since the island airfield is not big enough to land chartered jets, organized tours seldom include Pantelleria on their itineraries, and one hotel owner told us mournfully that he has to make his entire annual income in 40 days.

They would have had to, since Handel's librettos seldom if ever organize themselves around one governing conflict.

Self-identified atheists also complain that while they are viewed as suspicious threats to morality, organized religion is seldom questioned or attacked.

Show yourself to have an organized home life by seldom flying in the door late and leaving at a regular time -- whatever time that is in your particular culture -- on most nights.

To further complicate matters, growers are not typically required to report losses and — outside of crop-insurance claims, inquiries organized by trade associations, or the rare congressional request — they seldom do so.