Sentence examples for singularly few from inspiring English sources

Twice as abundant as copper, nickel constitutes about 0.007 percent of Earth's crust; it is a fairly common constituent of igneous rocks, though singularly few deposits qualify in concentration, size, and accessibility for commercial interest.

But I came across some other downers: The Sanctuary of Aphrodite – she was born, legend has it, in the waters off southern Cyprus – was singularly boring, with only a few partial columns remaining.

However, only few results for singularly perturbed reaction-diffusion equations with nonsmooth data are reported in the literature.

However, there are few roles more singularly influential in shaping our next stage course as a nation than those now being advanced by the growing field of presidential contenders.

Still, the past few weeks have been singularly rough.

If you look past the singularly uninspiring title, there are a few things about "King" that set it apart from the summer's other lightweight, paint-by-numbers police dramas.

There are few corporations that appeal so singularly to children (and that reach so pervasively into their lives) as the Walt Disney Company.

"Of events her life was singularly barren," her nephew James Edward Austen-Leigh wrote, adding, "Few changes and no great crisis ever broke the smooth current of its course".

"The music industry were so supportive, but it is very strange to read about yourself because I don't like courting press and singularly failed in that in the last few weeks.

Douglas, who will join the music group Universal Music UK next week, said she did not like courting journalists and had "singularly failed in that" over the past few weeks.

It's an interesting change in thought from the Box of a few years ago, which was singularly focused on bringing users over from Microsoft Sharepoint.