Sentence examples for which have seldom from inspiring English sources
The "broad political support" to clamp down on bankers represents a watershed in Britain's relations with the EU, which have seldom been in greater uncertainty as a result of David Cameron's actions in using a veto at an EU summit, when he demanded an overhaul of the terms of UK membership and pledged a referendum on whether to stay in the EU if he wins a second term in 2015.
This work concerns ideas on social network interventions which have been successfully applied in other domains but which have seldom been applied to energy policy questions.
Accordingly, bridge girders with corrugated webs and hollow tubular flanges (BGCWTFs), which have seldom been considered in literature, are investigated here under constant shear loading.
To gain benefit from the advantages of both the BGCWs and the HSSs in one structure, this research work is carried out to investigate the BGCWs built with HSSs which have seldom been explored in literature despite being utilised in the Pennsylvania Demonstration Bridge with corrugated web, USA, which was opened for service in 2005.
These are massive gains, the likes of which have seldom been seen in such a short period.
No doubt he will be swiftly reminded of the gulf between county and Test cricket, which has seldom seemed wider.
Still, the first signs are bright for Mr. Nézet-Séguin's work with this great orchestra, which has seldom sounded greater.
So far in the series the two fastest bowlers have been Indian, which has seldom been the case in contests past.
One of the difficulties of analyzing this election has been in disentangling the daily news, which has seldom failed to shock, from the larger forces driving the contest.
The Andante middle movement, also on the slow side, similarly enabled Mr. Serkin to give an intently ruminative account of this music, which has seldom sounded so melancholic.
Unlike the historical vision of other Western Asian peoples, which had seldom extended far into the past or beyond their own ethnic group, the view of the Hebrews was in principle universal.
