Sentence examples for we rarely need from inspiring English sources

Our animals are treated well, we rarely need to call the vet, we generate all our own electricity, heat, transport fuel and water, act as a carbon sink, and add no chemicals to the soil.

Yet we rarely need an evolutionary game theoretic model to identify a particular social phenomenon as stable or persistent as that can be done by observation of present conditions and examination of the historical records; hence the charge of irrelevancy is raised again.

We rarely need to create internal or protected internal properties.

Peter Pendle, the ATL's deputy general secretary, addressed the NUT conference in Harrogate and told a fringe meeting on professional unity, alongside his NUT counterparts: "With one teachers' union, we'd be so powerful we would rarely need to strike".

We very rarely need to turn on the lights.

"In 1975, almost everyone with breast cancer was given a radical mastectomy, but since then treatments have steady improved and we now rarely need to remove the whole breast.

We'll need batteries that will rarely need to be recharged.

But queens rarely need to.

They rarely need to come down to ground level.

In short, you'll rarely need that flash.

These students rarely need repeated help with pronunciation.