Sentence examples for rarer compared from inspiring English sources

Overall, occupational exposures to metals is typically higher in terms of dose, but rarer, compared to dietary consumption at high levels from supplementation or other sources.

Outbreaks of E coli 0157 poisoning are relatively rare compared with other food poisoning diseases.

The sightings and species in Lugenda may be relatively rare compared to, say, the Serengeti.

As the country proudly claims, slums and shantytowns are rare compared with other developing countries.

But unlike the city of Oakland, which surrounds it, Piedmont has found such occurrences rare compared with abandoned cars and blaring leaf blowers.

The idea of playing games on a phone may be curious to Americans, where cell phones are still relatively rare compared with Finland.

Predatory paedophiles such as Jimmy Savile are rare compared with the offender who abuses one or two children, within the bounds of his family or friends, over many years.

Although Mr. Kirsten concedes that tiki aficionados are rare compared with, say, Fiestaware collectors, he says restaurants like Kahiki need to take their place in pop culture history.

That may be an overstatement: public kowtows are still rare compared with the manifold wrongs of the past.

The abundances of lithium, beryllium, and boron are rare compared with those of carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen.

Heroin is still rare compared with most other drugs: cannabis, America's favourite (still mostly illegal) high, has nearly 50 times as many users, for instance.