Sentence examples similar to this rarely means from inspiring English sources
As sergeant-at-arms, Vickers is in charge of security at parliament, though that rarely means resorting to gunfire.
That rarely means healthy eating.
Indeed, no rarely means no in the EU.
But bigger rarely means better in Japanese banking.
The other (Lancaster) knows coaching a team rarely means treading a direct line and for every step forward there can be two wobbles back.
Cheaper rarely means better, after all.
To the recruits, ownership rarely means control (since they have minority stakes) but rather, possible wealth.
In a time when unlimited rarely means just that, it's good to know that a plan can come out that more closely resembles what it promises.
High and permanent levels of unemployment are unacceptable and unsustainable, which is why we must be willing to try everything -- and, at the same time, understanding that governing rarely means choosing between a great policy and a terrible one.
