Sentence examples for was seldom done from inspiring English sources

Another specialist, the upholsterer, did his work after the chairmaker had made the frame; and it seems likely that finishing was seldom done by the cabinetmaker.

Referral for further investigation was seldom done (0 2%).

Depression severity is often simply gauged by clinical judgement using DSM/ICD; however, this was seldom done and even in the context of a mandated tool (though not a specific depression scale), the lack of uniformity in establishing severity striking.

EUROPEAN summits are seldom done deals, but next week's is especially tough.

The broader problem with data mining, as Mr. Clark sees it, is that it is seldom done right.

Sales through the wholesale channel are seldom done on the basis of credit.

(This is seldom done, of course; the theorist does it in her imagination. See, though, Klosko 2000).

However, measurement of the contact angle on high wettability surfaces such as hydrogels and cellular tissues is seldom done, because the liquid drop is immediately fused with the material surface.

"In fact, a culture is seldom done.

(School closures, though, are seldom done through School Improvement Grants).

Rudman said the type of reports the Ferguson Police Department and many other law enforcement agencies are supposed to complete after an incident involving deadly force are "seldom done properly," but could be a good training tool.