Underleading honors in defense to reach partner's hand and score a ruff is a rare possibility and rarely exploited.
That makes contaminated blood "a rare, rare possibility," she said.
So, too, in business: What matters most may be the extreme but rare possibility, not the most likely one.
The Galactic Center offers the rare possibility to quantitatively test general relativity in the so-far unexplored regime close to a massive black hole.
For everyone, the task is to seize the opportunity for which we have paid so dearly, and to grasp this rare possibility for civic and architectural triumph.
In Trump, they see the rare possibility of an American President who appears capable of challenging the decades-long bipartisan consensus to underwrite Israel's occupation while making empty promises to end it.
In abandoning city life, Teresa embraced country cooking, and Casa Migliaca offers the rare possibility to taste the beautiful vegetables and wild greens that most Sicilians consider too humble for guests.
And while the plainclothes police officers flanking an official can often seem like an excessive accoutrement of power, there is also the rare possibility that they will end up saving the life of the official they guard, or the lives of others.
Within its popularity is that deliciously rare possibility that you and all the city's readers and writers, employees of newspapers and magazines, book editors and cover designers, librarians and literature students, the subway rider clutching Vol. 2, the intern in the elevator, the redhead from your poetry workshop, all of them are potential partners in a hearty literary conversation.
Vehicle collision on bridge piers is no more a rare possibility with crowded city roads, encroached spaces, and lack of recommended margins around piers.
The rare possibility of SBAC should be considered in patients with worsening CD symptoms after long quiescence and in non-healing ECFs despite treatment.
