Examples of using Rarer in English and their translations into Chinese
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In reality, the high cost of living means that polygamy is becoming rarer.
Because granite is rarer than pottery or any other man-made material, paving granite floors can greatly increase the value of large houses.
Only 337 were ever made, but this 1987 example is actually rarer since it's the Komfort specification of which only 294 cars were built.
Additionally, since Spark is the newer system, experts in it are rarer, and more costly.
Trust(even of one's own race) is lower, altruism and community cooperation rarer, friends fewer(emphasis added).12.
If rarer conditions are also being tested for, it can take two to three weeks or more for the results to come back.
On rarer occasions he would be leaning over a document on the desk as his mind received the proper decision from Central.
Due to its single source and limited supply, promoters of tanzanite say that the gemstone is one thousand times rarer than a diamond.
Even rarer Chug Jugs are also extremely useful, fully restoring your health and shield, but requiring 15 seconds of the time for you to use.
Of course, that didn't stop the shahtoosh trade- it merely made the scarves rarer, and more expensive and desirable.
How will the global financial market react when the supply of gold is running low and gold becomes an even rarer commodity?
Pernikoff's specific type of chordoma, located on his C2 vertebrae, is even rarer, making treatment a challenge.
If there was a certain shell that was rarer in a particular area, then those shells would be worth more.
However, as time goes by, it will enter a stable period, the maintenance process will gradually disappear, and the fault is even rarer.
These cards can then be used in battle and if the player has one of the rarer cards, a special attack becomes available to be used in battle.
This hypothesis argues that left-handedness represents an evolutionary advantage, but only as long as it is much rarer than right-handedness.
About 10 million SNPs exist in human populations for which the rarer SNP allele has a frequency of at least 1 percent.
Our planet is bombarded every day with over 100 tons(90 metric tons) of dust and sand-size meteorites, but larger objects are rarer.
About 10 million SNPs exist in human populations, where the rarer SNP allele has a frequency of at least 1%.
Instead, the team found the victims were suffering from a much rarer form of the disease, known as podoconiosis.