Significados de comparative rarity en inglés

Within the next decade their priests will become a comparative rarity in Ireland.

Or the equally surprising-in view of their comparative rarity-hatred of snakes and reptiles?

The comparative rarity of swords is a fact that has been particularly remarked.

Many of them had not traveled, and a returned tourist was a comparative rarity in the place.

This wouldn't be particularly remarkable but for the comparative rarity with which new Munster and Leinster champions emerge.

The " comparative rarity of published judgments in private law cases" had added to the difficulties, Munby argued.

THE comparative rarity of warm sunny weather here in Ireland requires that it be treated with a great reverence.

He might be feeble, but he was still a comparative rarity in this new world, a living human being.

The birth of a child had become a comparative rarity, and only one marriage in ten yielded any offspring.

One discovery of some importance you make in walking the roads is the comparative rarity and exceeding preciousness of buttermilk.

From this standpoint I may refer to four or five species which stand out from the rest in interest and comparative rarity.

She was destined later, of course, even during the achievement of this first success, to learn the comparative rarity of those hours.

That scarlet sash of hers set me thinking-thinkingof the comparative rarity of the colour red as an ingredient of the Italian panorama.

The high esteem in which gold money is held is as much the result of its comparative rarity as of its physical properties.

The comparative rarity of anything American in his city of refuge, while it added to his sense of exile, heightened his feeling of security.

Fortunately these convulsions, alike of the earthquake and volcano, are comparative rarities and are confined to limited regions of the earth's surface.