Sentence examples for would rarely need from inspiring English sources

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".

The patients were definitely troubled, she added, but the cause was often an immediate crisis like a death in the family or the loss of a job, something that would rarely need lifelong commitment.

As recently as five years ago the common wisdom was that the oil world was neatly divided into separate regions among which refined and petrochemical products would rarely need to move.

All this makes school buses ideal candidates for electric motors, since they tend to idle and would rarely need to drive very far from a central charging station.

In such a society, the thinking goes, corporal punishments would be rarely needed.

But queens rarely need to.

We very rarely need to turn on the lights.

Traditionally strong programs rarely need the expensive packets.

Modern cooks rarely need to worry about feeding unexpected guests.

They rarely need to come down to ground level.

In short, you'll rarely need that flash.