Sentence examples similar to seldomly undergone from inspiring English sources

Why did you praise your players so seldomly?

Consequently, they are seldomly considered during process design.

Camilo's classical influence shows most when he does more lyrical ballads or blues, which he did only seldomly Friday.

However, the study of "load-distributed" muscle control has seldomly been contemplated.

For paleontologists, fossil poo, or coprolites, are an incredible source of information about diet, parasites and behaviour that are seldomly preserved in what remains of the animal itself.

But into their final meeting walked the co-owner Wellington Mara, who addresses the team so seldomly that his mere presence brought players instantly to attention.

Sleep interference, on the other hand, was only seldomly mentioned and was not considered to be so serious.

The productivity associated with commonly available disassembly methods today seldomly makes disassembly the preferred end-of-life solution for massive take back product streams.

Unconstrained mixture experiments seldomly occur in practice and the constraints imposed on the component proportions considerably complicate the design of the experiment.

Although relatively many studies have addressed staff training and its effect on trainer behavior, the effects of staff training on trainee's adaptive behaviors have seldomly been examined.

(Mr. Ayckbourn's seldomly revived play is running through Nov. 28 in repertory with the director Stephen Unwin's new production of Strindberg's "Miss Julie," which features three members of the "Bedroom Farce" cast).