Sentence examples for scarce copies from inspiring English sources

As the latest issue hit shelves across 25 countries this morning, there was high demand for the scarce copies, with several newspapers in Europe running special supplements of Charlie Hebdo cartoons to satiate curious readers.

He recently found six copies of a scarce mid-19th century Japanese travel book at prices ranging from $30 to $1,250.

Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant wrote in 1953 that copies had become scarce even in libraries.

Still, a few standouts shine alongside the cache of scarce Shakespeareana, such as Jack Hemingway's copy of the limited first edition of his father Ernest's book of short stories, In Our Time.

It is no longer in print, and copies of the novella are scarce, changing hands for huge sums online.

And as mercenaries stampeded to eBay to peddle copies of Ms. Viswanathan's suddenly scarce book (a first edition was selling for $80 on Friday), the hope for any larger lessons in the "Opal" episode began to dim.

As late as 1961, Rambles had never been reprinted and, as scholar Elizabeth Nitchie explained, "scant use has been made of it, and copies of it are rather scarce".

In situ hybridisation techniques have previously been reported to have reduced sensitivity in detecting low copy number nucleic acids of scarce bacteria [ 1].

Because The Thrill Book was only sold in selected parts of the US, copies of the magazine are very scarce and are highly prized by pulp magazine collectors.

Seeing the original edition is rare enough: copies of the first printing have been scarce for decades.

Overall, low-level copy number alterations dominated, homozygous deletions were scarce, and high-level amplifications were not very frequent.