Sentence examples for seldom planned from inspiring English sources

Higher density developments are seldom planned with children in mind and commonplace discourse in New Zealand and elsewhere attests these settings are largely unsuitable for families [ 58- 62].

He seldom plans a set list, though he allows that, apart from folk tunes like "Shenandoah," he favors popular and jazz standards like George Gershwin's "My Man's Gone Now," Thelonius Monk's "Misterioso" and John Lennon's "In My Life," or originals like "Strange Meeting".

Sorkin has stated: "I seldom plan ahead, not because I don't think it's good to plan ahead, there just isn't time".

This dependence by older individuals upon private cars is multifactorial [ 13, 14]: (1) access to a car provides a sense of control, self-worth and independence [ 15, 16]; (2) use of a car can enhance social interactions [ 17]; (3) alternative forms of transport are often lacking [ 18]; and (4) older drivers seldom plan for retirement from driving [ 18].

My point is that the healing arts are seldom Plan A: I mean, have you ever heard an eight year-old child say, "When I grow up, I want to be a Life Coach!"?

But they seldom unfold as planned.

But wars seldom unfold as planned.

Sadly, urban renaissances seldom happen as planned.

Chow's point was that events seldom unfold as planned.

I use this verbiage because what should be a relationship-building process has become a transaction, something which gives me great concern in the context of early-stage investing where things seldom go as planned.

It just reinforces what we all know, but seldom acknowledge: We plan.