But this is seldom the case.
Quartz crystals are seldom used in such handsets.
In the works of Confucius, afterlife, ghost and deity were seldom mentioned.
The aesthetics of European cities offer the consolation of the past's grandeur but seldom the adrenalin of future possibility.
Actually, we deplore the use of the terms junk foods and empty calories. Why? Because we seldom eat a single food.
Users of these interfaces will seldom be technology-savvy and should, therefore, be presented the most simple and straightforward interfaces possible. These users are also accustomed to hardware controls.
Antibiotics work against bacteria, not viruses, yet patients who press their doctors to prescribe them for viral infections such as colds or influenza are seldom harmed by their self-indulgence.
She seldom showed her feelings.
She seldom gave a call to me, so I thought there must be something wrong.
He who practices a lot will master the skill more quickly than he who seldom or hardly practices.
The seldom-seen floods that hit China this past summer were caused mainly by abnormal climate, as well as damages of the ecological environment.
Till now, Italy's increasingly geriatric politicians could argue they were responding to a widely Shared mistrust of change in a country where change has seldom been for the better.
I seldom play tennis.
He seldom makes a mistake in the accounts.
Although Tibetan farmers raised chicken, they seldom ate them. Some people even set surplus cocks free in mountains.
Shows on films the development of postal service in Hong Kong since the colonial beginning, interspersed with interesting episodes seldom publicly known.
I seldom read a thick book from cover to cover unless it is a novel. By dint of the first impression it made on me at the time of buying, I have a rough idea of what a book is about and what useful materials in it are available to me.
But she seldom captures the headlines and seems to like it that way.
But the mood at these gatherings, by all accounts, was seldom angry; it was cheerful, determined, and hopeful.
This seldom occurs in the standard development process, where hardware engineering teams regularly hand off completed mechanical and industrial designs to the software teams, who must then accommodate them, regardless of what is best from the user’s perspective.
For example, people seldom make mistakes when turn on or turn off the TV set.
These tillers were allowed to occupy the land on conditions which, being the product of force,were always onerous, but seldom to the extent of absolute slavery.
You study well; nevertheless, you seldom help the others.
By contrast, the hallmark of Chinese seafaring in 1402 was a motley collection of shallow-draft cargo junks that seldom ventured more than a mile or two from friendly shores.
And, since technical expertise and human capital is part of the attraction, management jobs are seldom on the line.
They see us at church, you know, though we seldom meet them elsewhere.
Some of the most famous flamenco artists are shown, but seldom in performance: postcards of Pastor Imperio in repose; close-ups of Carmen Amaya's hands (even in death).
This word is seldom used on ordinary occasions.
I am seldom at leisure.
