Sentence examples similar to a rare issues from inspiring English sources

Mr. Alsina is from New Orleans, and wears it heavily — about half of this often great EP is given over to such pained stories, making it a rare issues-oriented R&B release.

It was a rare issue on which both men agreed — and both were utterly wrong.

Miller says this is a rare issue on which she and Bryant agree.

BOGOTÁ, Colombia — With their condemnation on Sunday of the coup ousting President Manuel Zelaya in Honduras, governments in the Western Hemisphere from across the ideological spectrum found a rare issue around which they could swiftly arrive at unity.

During the long tenure of the Liberal Democratic Party, whaling was one of the sacred cows of Japanese politics, embraced by a group of nationalist lawmakers within the party who saw it as a rare issue where Tokyo could appeal to conservatives by waving the flag and saying no to Washington.

Government surveillance is a rare issue on which there's no difference between Republicans and Democrats.

Currency manipulation is a rare issue that unites progressives and (some) large U.S. corporations -- both Ford and the United Automobile Workers support curbing it.

Republican leaders generally favor speeding up the path to a trade agreement and have highlighted the Trans-Pacific Partnership as a rare issue of agreement with the Obama administration.

This is a very nice presentation and description of a rare issue.

If you are going to purchase a rare issue that is often counterfeited or a coin that jumps dramatically in value between grades, it is a good idea is to buy a "slabbed" coin, i.e., a coin graded by an independent grading service such as PCGS or NGC.

Reducing carbapenems use in those patients is all the more important, as ESBL-PE infection following colonization seems to be a relatively rare issue.