Sentence examples for called a rare from inspiring English sources

Mr. Medvedev has called a rare news conference for May 18, to the same effect.

In what it called a rare step, the national office of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

Lavrov called a rare press conference on Syria for later that day.

Returning to Hong Kong, he called a rare news conference to emphasize Mr. Hu's more positive opening remarks.

Nonetheless, it creates an air of instability.More alarmed by the increasing activity of the rebels, Mr Estrada last week called a rare meeting of the National Security Council.

Renren, the Chinese Facebook clone that itself is called a rare social networking gem, went public in early May at $14 a share.

A "minor" allele was declared "rare" if there were two or fewer copies of that allele observed in the Churchill County study population, and a locus was called a rare-allele locus if the minor allele was rare.

Then what Expedia calls a rare system error cancelled the other three.

He writes with sweep, clarity and an eye toward history and in a style that Bob Shrum, a longtime Democratic consultant, calls a rare combination of the rhetorical and conversational.

BANGKOK — Viktor Bout, a Russian businessman suspected of arms trafficking who faces possible extradition to the United States, is pursuing what his lawyer calls a rare legal procedure that accuses American officials of overstepping their jurisdiction in a sting operation here last year.

BANGKOK — Viktor Bout, the Russian businessman and suspected arms trafficker facing possible extradition to the United States, is pursuing what his lawyer calls a rare legal procedure that accuses American officials of overstepping their jurisdiction during a sting operation here last year.