rarity造句怎么写

The polonium itself, with its rarity and trail of irradiated locations (see article) ought to be a telling clue.

TMAdV's rarity in humans could make it a potentially powerful tool as a viral vehicle for delivering gene therapy, Chiu adds.

The risk of hanging an innocent person is too great, they say. At the same time, the rarity of execution means it is no deterrent.

The ease of its personalization and the rarity of its offering make it more of a room centerpiece than a mere addition, a work of furniture art in itself.

But now that Mandela - affectionately known by his clan name, Madiba - is retired, he has rarity value, making every public appearance a major event that brings the nation to its feet.

At the simplest level, new eating habits provide vivid evidence: Thai food, a rarity in Britain even ten years ago, is available in many traditional pubs and bars as well as in470 restaurants throughout the country and on the shelves of all the big supermarket chains.

Fortunately, that is a rarity in today's Latin America.

But the withdrawal of an audit, let alone a decade's worth of them, is a rarity.

In the late 1990s, the big servers seemed unstoppable and rallies of more than three shots were a rarity.

This is not a new suggestion, but brain cancer is rare, and its rarity makes it hard to study systematically.

Woman politicians are still a rarity in Thailand, and her male opponents were unsure whether they should attack her or be gentlemanly.

For all its rarity, the Sudan referendum is an example of what China will increasingly face as its overseas investments expand - the diplomatic burdens of being an aspiring superpower.

In psychology, possessing an IQ at and above 180 May qualify you as an intellectual rarity.

media exposure of corruption or incompetence in these fields is unlikely and effective political oversight is a rarity.

In fact, it is off a road that slices through the West Bank but, unlike several such arterial routes, it is one where Palestinians and Israelis can consort with each other—which is quite a rarity.

It is almost incredible to think that when our grandparents were born cars were a rarity.

That would be a rarity for Russia.

Ms Sandford, who is tall and fair-haired, is enough of a rarity in China to draw curious stares when she steps outside her office.