Sentence examples for somewhat rarely from inspiring English sources

But this is a criminal case, invoking a somewhat rarely used law on cyberstalking.

It is now a splendid golden orange, a wonderful colour when the sun's rays, somewhat rarely, light it up.

Wyatt Earp might be the best known of Old West lawmen, but despite his frequent depiction in movies he's appeared somewhat rarely in novels.

T-Mobile's decided to take a somewhat rarely taken route with the marketing behind this one.

Somewhat rarely, there is near consensus among them on what that growth in property prices will be - about 4%.

We ought to remember that while they (somewhat) rarely grab the national spotlight, mass shootings are a constant threat in America far worse than that of terrorism.

(Taxis are somewhat scarce, rarely metered and notorious for overcharging tourists).

We have been here many, many times down the years, although somewhat more rarely since the Leveson inquiry.

Finally, the relative importance (critically important, very important, somewhat important, rarely important, never important) of a list of animal, operator and management system considerations in the respondents decision regarding which castration method to use was surveyed.

The most frequent motifs are the ones most closely resembling homorepeats, that is, the motifs from the first group, whereas the motifs from the second group occur somewhat more rarely, and the motifs not resembling homorepeats are the rarest of all.

Case reports on the F.D.A. website vary from sketchy to somewhat detailed and rarely include long-term follow-up.