Sentence examples for especially uncommon from inspiring English sources

(Steve Smith John Cage Centennial Celebrationn (Saturday) The lively Arts at the Park series opens its fourth season with a contribution to the John Cage centenary deluge, including one especially uncommon offering: selections from Cage's "Some of 'The Harmony of Maine,' " for organist and assistants, with Paul Vasile at the console.

This anesthesia gap may be even more significant for children than for adult patients, as provider training and comfort with pediatric anesthesia and analgesia is especially uncommon in many low-income settings where anesthesia-related morbidity and mortality rates can be high [8 11].

It's not creepy or weird, or especially uncommon - really.

None of Abe's problems are especially uncommon in this age of entitlement.

Supermoons aren't especially uncommon, but this will be the nearest that a full moon has come to Earth since January 26 , 1948

Marriage is especially uncommon among young Black women, and young Black men have relatively low average wages (which drove the advantage for women in the NYC study).

One of these challenges is availability of sufficient quantities of DNA samples to appropriately validate a particular test under investigation, especially when uncommon mutations for a rare disease severely limit access to patient sample specimens.

Alternating between static poses and bursts of motion, this introductory work established the clarity of Ms. Sarukkai's dancing, her ability to define and shape space, and especially her uncommon rhythmic precision.

These studies were hampered by small numbers, especially of uncommon NHL subtypes, and did not examine how the occurrence of NHL subtypes varied by demographic characteristics or time since transplantation.

Disagreements over whether a child has autism are not uncommon, especially among those more mildly affected.

Such vandalism, he said, is not uncommon, especially as trains pass through urban areas, he said.