Sentence examples for rare up from inspiring English sources

The air is rare up where Lavillenie lives, six metres and more above the ground, and a country mile ahead of his competitors.

Thus, researches in this respect are rare up to now.

Fortunately, in developed countries neonatal sepsis is rare (up to 9 cases per 1,000 newborns).

Ocular myofibroblastoma is very rare up to our knowledge, especially in infancy.

Minor complications occurred at a high frequency (up to 70.5%), but major complications were rare (up to 1%).

True primary hepatic lymphoma is extremely rare, up to 25% of affected patients are HBsAg-positive and there is also an increased incidence of chronic active hepatitis.

The Eames Foundation lent hundreds of objects to the exhibition, which gives visitors a rare up-close look into the couple's airy, open living room.

Mr. Fujimoto, with some trepidation, agreed, and in a two-week visit that recently ended, he got a rare up-close glimpse of the enigmatic new leader.

He began using the area to offer a rare up-close view of mountaintop mining, bringing up reporters, celebrities, activists and local people to watch giant earth moving equipment gouge out the earth of adjacent peaks.

That has been good news for a steady stream of curiosity-seekers who have delighted in getting a rare up-close look at one of nature's most charming creatures.

For several months in the early 1980s, Mr. Moritz enjoyed a rare, up-close look at the foibles and the charismatic allure of the company co-founder Steve Jobs.