rarely or never

but why have not I the merit, the talents, the wit, or the beauty, of such and such others, is a reproach rarely or never made to nature.

It also became an album-based form that captivated listeners who rarely or never actually checked out dubstep as a dancefloor scene.

Nearly 70% of adults in the U. S. "rarely or never" use the phone book, according to a recent survey conducted by Harris Interactive.

Some users routinely retweet many messages, however, most followers are passive and rarely or never retweet.

What isn't as obvious is that, of those 100 features, a total of 64 percent are rarely or never used.

Gyms make much of their money from all the people who pay a monthly subscription and rarely or never set foot inside.

Those who sometimes ate curry did better on the tests than individuals who rarely or never ate curry.

Here are some of the findings: 43 percent of Americans say they rarely or never get a good night's sleep during the week.

But this was not to obey some universal moral code (even in 1950s England, about 40% of adults rarely or never went to church).

MORE than a third of adults have sex rarely or never, a survey found.

The poll showed that 43 percent of people ages 13 to 64 felt they rarely or never got a decent night's sleep during the work week.

Rarely - the program is rarely or never run.

Right. I have witnessed some applications that in fact rarely or never throw exceptions.