Sentence examples for was so uncommon that from inspiring English sources

The disease was so uncommon that workers had to sequence the virus's RNA to confirm it was the tropical disease spreading through Brazil.

"It was so uncommon that even immigration lawyers had no knowledge that it existed".

Before this, fungicide use on corn was so uncommon that it didn't appear in Crop Life's 2002 National Pesticide Use Database.

Although this has been previously reported in association with SPG7 (van Gassen et al., 2012), it was so uncommon that it was considered possibly a coincidental finding not related to the disorder.

The soccer stuff seems more problematic, because goals are so uncommon that to miss them outright changes the game completely.

Single-gender education in the public schools is so uncommon that there has been little broad research into their success, said Cornelius Riordan, a professor of sociology at Providence College who has studied single-gender schools for the federal Department of Education.

These sites and others were so uncommon that phylogenetic clustering only achieved statistical significance when the full genome was analyzed (data not shown).

It could be argued that dissent is so uncommon that a specific exception reporting provision is not required, as long as upper thresholds are set below 100%.

It is important to recognize that although one study has raised the possibility of increased risk, gastroschisis is so uncommon that the potential absolute risk is extremely low.

Serotypes Pen 5, 11, 18, 19, 31, 52, and 55 (not included in the Table) were so uncommon that they together represented approximately 5% of all the isolates.

The most extreme is sudden death; which, as considered above, is so uncommon that extremely large numbers of subjects will be needed to detect whether the risk is raised above the base rate in the general population.