Meanings of relative rarity in English

For all the Soccer Saturday bile, young, garlanded overseas coaches are a relative rarity.

Sir, - What's surprising is not the increase in air rage, but its relative rarity.

Universal vote-by-mail remains a relative rarity in the US.

The relative rarity of Spock's emotional outbursts make them all the more easy to cherish.

The reactivity and relative rarity of most cofactors pose challenges for their delivery to target enzymes.

Due to the relative rarity of the disease, definitive guidelines for its overall management are still undefined.

Woodward's is not prepared to give a pre-sale estimate for the lot because of its relative rarity.

One reason (aside from the more obvious) for the work's relative rarity is its fraught editorial history.

Then the DVD market began to decline, and the commentary track went from a being standard-issue add-on to relative rarity.

Suc cessive service breaks are as common as muck in the women's game but a relative rarity in men's matches.

Irish provincial silver from the 18th century has always carried a certain cachet, in large measure due to its relative rarity.

A decade later, that has made a relative rarity of used 10-year-old vehicles that are typically more affordable for low-wage earners.

Future studies should evaluate denosumab prospectively; given the relative rarity of this tumor, we suspect multicenter studies are needed to achieve this.

You can see why Madisen and Ruth Ward would prove so appealing to journalists due to the relative rarity of mother-and-son duos.

Young is that relative rarity Dark Forest Head: a contemporary sculptor who carves stone in a way that extends back through pre-history.

Best I can tell, they're Hezbollah-style Katyusha Qassam rockets, a relative rarity in this corner of the world, if my reading is correct.