rareness

The rareness of the prosecution belies that, but it's a start.

The rareness of a color and its unique value also increase the value.

Due to the rareness of the disorder, there is no well-defined treatment yet.

Due to the rareness of this disorder, not much research into potential treatments has been conducted.

Further, the rareness and aggressive nature of this cancer makes it difficult to conduct large retrospective population studies.

The 36 week prognosis is due to the rareness of M6b.

Sometimes, as in this case, its value comes from its rareness or unexpectedness.

She wished to learn what such rareness meant.

It was once very common-among the pre-Cats-which explained its rareness now perhaps.

This the term is sometimes associated with the rareness and great expense of purple dye in the ancient world.

"It was a very signal event that was extraordinary in terms of its rareness and importance."

Rareness is a factor in all this."

The degree of rareness and the amount of charring on the outside may vary according to taste.

It was the keepsake style raised to such rareness that it made you catch your breath.

Regrettably, rareness of quality is not confined to grapes."

Homing in on the hypertrichosis gene may not be easy, given the extraordinary rareness of the condition.

Not a really bad film by any means but, despite its rareness, ultimately it's not one that you really need to hunt down."

Its ancient origin determines its rareness and not many people have the Shan surname.

"This letter interested me deeply, because the chief difficulty in the study of catalepsy is the rareness of the disease.

(Prices also reflect detail work and condition as well as age and rareness.)

The lamb chops were a perfection of desired rareness, enhanced by a luminous port wine-shallot sauce.

"She and I were of such closeness that our life was of one house together-a thing of rareness among us.

Those earlier works were a concentrate of surrealism, rareness, anger and lust, in short: of thrilling creative freedom.

Red in a steak indicates rareness; red in a hard candy means a cherry or strawberry flavor.