Sentence examples for usually rare from inspiring English sources

One exception may be the Diapriidae, which is usually rare in other Cretaceous ambers4.

They are usually rare and reflect unique histories of nature human interactions.

Another test is whether the field's usually rare claims of success were repeated in a second laboratory.

However, wage increases have begun to accelerate, and stories about labor shortages - usually rare in the U.S. economy - have become common.

There has never been any lack of expensive bottles of wine, but they are usually rare old wines bid up to stratospheric, and mostly unrealistic, prices at auctions.

However, our collections included large numbers of unique and usually rare species in mature stands, indicating that old forest is important for the conservation of epigaeic beetles.

Usually ordered rare or medium-rare, they are served with roast potatoes and three home-made sauces.

Because there are usually many rare species and just a few common species [ 31], many rare species will remain undiscovered, if all species are sampled randomly.

It's usually a rare thing and you have to make the most of it".

Human alveolar echinococcosis (AE) is usually a rare, highly pathogenic zoonotic disease, transmitted across the northern hemisphere between fox and rodent hosts.

Have there been other clusters of GBS? GBS is usually a rare and apparently random occurrence.