And that rarely, if ever, caused anything like the Scientific Revolution.

You rarely ever wake up this early.

There's a whole class of problems like this, ones with adaptive adversaries. They rarely if ever present with a repeatable pattern that's discernable to computers.

JA That's right, yeah. Very rarely do we ever know, and if we find out at some stage then we destroy that information as soon as possible.

For those many Member States who rarely, if ever, occupy a non permanent seat on the Council, there should be other ways to participate in Council decisions and contribute to discussions.

She is rarely late.

I'm rarely this angry.

He seldom, if ever, comes.

First, armed conflict will rarely if ever affect humanitarian law treaties, treaties with express provisions as to their applicability during armed conflict, treaties creating a permanent status or regime, treaty provisions codifying jus cogens norms, non derogable human rights treaties, treaties governing intergovernmental debt and diplomatic conventions.

And you rarely see them.

Like antipsychotic drugs, antidepressants, and tranquilizers, ECT has an immediate organic effect. But, while ECT rarely, if ever, causes clear clinical evidence of brain damage and has not been shown to do so in animal studies, antipsychotic drugs regularly do, in the form of tardive dyskinesia and other syndromes.

She rarely even uses a pot.

But it rarely happens in biology.

Yet it's one that's rarely asked.

He rarely stays home on Sunday.

She is rarely late for appointments.

She rarely goes out on Sundays.

He rarely eats with his family.

It rarely snows in this area.

This is rarely the case, however.

He seldom, if ever, goes to church.

And a team rarely can do it.

Cars rarely appear on that third road.

He is rarely in a good mood.

Still, it is rarely shared with others.

Women hold management posts only very rarely.

Battery powered, it is silent and rarely noticed.

Englishmen rarely talk to strangers in the train.

When writing English, she rarely makes a mistake.

But this is rarely a good sign. Right?

In French, you can rarely omit the subject.

Reports rarely contain any reference to remote sensing.

In terms of media strategy, the contrast between the leaders of the Arab countries and bin Laden could not be starker. On the one hand, Arab kings and presidents lack charisma, seem politically impotent and are rarely, if ever, on message with respect to the big issue concerns of the peoples of the Middle East.

Indeed, very few of those who receive ECT do not also receive benzodiazepines, which do cause significant autobiographical memory problems when given alone, and antipsychotic drugs, which cause difficulties with lists of names or telephone numbers, and other comparable problems. Yet these drugs are rarely, if ever, blamed for cognitive disturbances following psychiatric treatment.

There's rarely enough to eat. They are often hungry.

It's not wrong, but it's rarely written like that.

More rarely, the recommendation is couched in positive terms.

In our view, the veto can rarely be justified.

The perpetrators usually youth are rarely apprehended (a priority).

However, such coordination rarely occurs with regard to CSPs.

If you ever need one, just carry one of these.

The next poem is If No One Ever Marries Me.

If you've ever overbeaten your whipped cream, it's actually buttermilk.

If you ever watch a sprinter, the ball of their foot is the only thing that ever hits the track.

International relations theorists since Immanuel Kant have held that democracies rarely (if ever) fight one another as a result, political leaders, such as US President Woodrow Wilson, have tried to promote democracy as a means to spread peace. Until recently, the US seemed to have assumed that China s engagement with Western democracies would bolster peaceful ties.