Sentence examples for rare problem from inspiring English sources
But this is a rare problem, Dr. Jacobs emphasized.
"That's an extremely rare problem," said Hans J. Weber of Tecop International, an aviation consulting firm.
Nate, the oldest son, now has a brain that could literally explode because of a rare problem with an artery.
Yet the Food and Drug Administration considers olive-oil fraud a relatively rare problem and does not routinely test oils for adulteration.
A. Luckily this is a rare problem; it comes from certain kinds of very common funguses that may be inhaled or swallowed by almost anyone anywhere.
A spokesman for the National Automobile Dealers Association likened the warranties to insurance for which, of course, policy holders as a group pay more than they get back to protect against the rare problem that is ruinously expensive.
Physicians say they are better at recognizing rare problems, something studies have trouble measuring.
The panel also examined safety questions about whether Cervarix could increase a woman's risk of miscarriage or of autoimmune diseases, rare problems which Glaxo said it would follow in post-marketing studies.
They were asked, for example, to choose between an M.R.I. or a CT scan for a severe long-standing headache, with the M.R.I. being much more expensive but also more likely to catch some extremely rare problems.
As for long-term use of the drugs in light of some recent reports in medical journals about rare problems like jawbone death and unusual thigh fractures, Dr. Rosenblatt of Merck said there was not enough evidence to conclude that the drugs caused the conditions.
Wasting food is one of the rare problems that affects our ability to achieve economic goals in terms of food security, environmental sustainability, and farm-financial security.
