Sentence examples for rare documentation from inspiring English sources

The first 60 hours of tape, now being reviewed, provide a rare documentation of public schools' struggles to teach the Bible within the confines of the law.

The federal government has investigated drug companies before for off-label promotion of their medicines, but Mr. Lechleiter's note provides rare documentation of a senior drug executive's openly discussing the practice.

The pictures provide rare documentation of nearly every aspect of Warhol's world at the so-called Silver Factory on East 47th Street in Manhattan and at the studio's later incarnation near Union Square.

The curator also included paintings directly related to the Near East or Middle East, like "The Dutch Embassy to Isfahan, Persia," by Jan Baptist Weenix from 1658-59, a rare documentation of the important international trade with what is now Iran.

However, details on their type, location within the architecture, functionality, etc. are rare; documentation is rather unsatisfying due to its recipe style.

This case report represents a rare documentation of how the rumen epithelium alters its function and structure during the initial stage of acute acidosis.

Relying on five criteria -- the age of the building, its location, ownership during the years the Underground Railroad was operating, oral history, and the rare written documentation -- Mr. Wright can often quickly assess a property's potential as an Underground Railroad site.

Writings and reports of missionaries provide rare and important documentation of events, movements, and institutions in the far reaches of the globe.

But in the 1930s or the 1970s, the so-called continuity photos, snapped by photographers on set to ensure that actors' wardrobe and makeup remained consistent from one shot to the next, were the only rare bits of documentation studios collected.

"For a Stickley house to come with documentation is rare," Mr. McPherson said.

Only in exceptional cases did everyday people need to be able to identify themselves — there was, for instance, the vexing premodern problem of how to tell true messengers from false ones — and, accordingly, individual documentation was rare.