Sentence examples for seldom present from inspiring English sources

But real campaigns seldom present perfect choices.

The word "community" suggests a commonality of thought and purpose that is seldom present.

Yet, as he admitted, he was seldom present at "a single accidental convulsion of history".

For those in which human burials are found, grave offerings are seldom present.

Therefore, the mlrA gene mainly exists in α-proteobacteria but is seldom present in other bacteria.

These three features are seldom present simultaneously in other implementations of QMMM.

Though they are often performed by opera companies, they are seldom presented together.

Not everything she shows is new, but it's seldom presented - Jeremy Herrin directs forcefully - with such full-out conviction.

That lineage, too seldom presented as such, is what the second part of the show is about.

Although Shakespeare seldom presented childhood as anything more than a brief recollection, Clarke imagined the lives of Shakespeare's female characters before the plays began.

The main conclusion from this review is that aspects like energy efficiency, environmental benefits and economics must be further examined since this is seldom presented in the literature.