Sentence examples for rare option from inspiring English sources

This is that rare option which is both sensible and politically possible.

Pro golfers get a rare option in sports: they get to choose the ball they want to use.

The center is a rare option for working New Yorkers -- bus drivers and token clerks, nurses and cocktail waitresses, janitors and seamstresses -- with no one else to turn to.

Tenants like luxury-handbag maker Coach, which will move its headquarters to the site will have the rare option of buying their spaces at cost.

Liver transplantation is an exceedingly rare option for the vast majority of patients, both because it is not commonly available and because of shortages and delays in organ procurement.

The isolation of human cerebral endothelial cells is still a rare option; therefore in vitro models have been often developed with extracerebral human endothelial cells forced to assume a cerebral phenotype by the contact with astrocytic endfeet or by astrocyte-conditioned culture media [ 18, 20, 45– 45].

Peacock, as a seasoned youth-team coach, will rightly preach caution, but he has rare options with this year group.

"At this price, you'll find decent examples, but they won't have the biggest engines or the rare options found on the more expensive examples," he said.

At the Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction, held in Scottsdale, Ariz., each January for 26 years, a 1970 Chevelle SS 454 convertible with rare options sold this year for $172,800, the highest price ever paid at auction for this model.

Quarantine and isolation through the construction of sanitary containments are rare options in the control of wildlife diseases and are applied primarily to domestic animals and farms such in the case of the foot-and-mouth epidemics in UK [8] and of avian flu epidemics in Asia [9] often at the cost of huge economic losses.

The internet is more likely to throw up rare options that may result in unnecessary and perhaps dangerous and costly investigations.