Ball lightning occurs so rarely that few photographs of it exist and researchers have had to rely on eyewitness accounts, some of them from previous centuries.
The routes cover most of Switzerland, with a few rarely accessed areas left out.
These challenges are rarely filed and few of those are won by creditors.
These days she's seen in public only rarely and carries out few official duties.
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Arrington disagrees: "Deals rarely get done without a few of these guys being involved, " he says.
Business visas can be issued more quickly but are rarely valid for more than a few days.
Sure, there are an especially careful few among us who rarely use them.
Two decades ago, the taxation of multinationals was an obscure area of the law, understood by few practitioners, and rarely mentioned in policy circles.
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Some efficiencies, a few helpful insights, rarely an astounding discovery.
He spoke rarely about his past, and few asked.
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And although the dining room looks fit for guests dressed in their finest togs, visitors--as few as 12 but rarely more than 24--usually wear gray sweat suits (supplied by the spa) to meals at group tables.
While warlords rarely die of old age and few, barring newspaper editors, may mourn IB's passing, his death shows the Kalashnikovs have not yet been laid to rest in Abidjan and after 50 years of independence a living can still be made from gunpowder plots and scheming.
The share price has marched up more than 340% in the past three years, and the few bobbles on the way rarely lasted for more than a month.
Because the law's provisions for restructuring are vague, those few companies that do declare bankruptcy rarely emerge alive.
But the national media's attention faded after a few days, and Binghamton is rarely mentioned in stories on gun violence.
In practice, that would take a will of iron, and the few people who have such willpower rarely get fat in the first place.
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Automakers frequently use cash rebates and other financial incentives to help tweak sales of slower-selling models, but rarely do they amount to more than a few thousand dollars slapped onto the hood of even the costliest cars.
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Unfortunately, few U.S. airports rarely offer the ease or public transport connections into their affiliated cities that Heathrow does, but one rare exception is Salt Lake City, a major Delta hub, which just this week debuted TRAX, a light rail train into downtown.
Old teams with too many injuries, too few impact prospects and too little depth rarely find salvation on the waiver wire.
Elsewhere in the world, using trains to travel around rural areas is often impractical, as stations are few and far between and schedules are rarely synchronised.
Until recently, executions were rarely carried out in India, but in the last few months, India has carried out two hangings.
These days, I rarely design a room that doesn't have a few vintage pieces in it, and this seems to be the key to Kathryn's style, which I adore.
At least for the first few years of business establishment, when companies rarely break even, these fees are exorbitantly high and many entrepreneurs feel like they are working simply to pay the government fees.
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Harbaugh doesn't necessarily preach directly from the book, since he rarely gives 'rah rah' speeches or anything beyond a few words of inspiration.
Reviving a drowning victim, for example, is rarely as easy as it looks on television, where a few chest compressions and some mouth-to-mouth resuscitation always seem to bring someone with waterlogged lungs and a stilled heart coughing and sputtering back to life.
There are relatively few solo compositions for trombone, and the trombone is rarely featured in chamber music, although the French composer Francis Poulenc wrote an excellent trio for trombone, trumpet, and horn (1922).
With few executive responsibilities in the age of devolution, the department rarely makes headlines.
There have been few, if any, firsthand accounts of the fighting because journalists are rarely allowed into the tribal zones.
Sadly for the telecoms firms, bottom-fishing for distressed assets rarely worked, and investors vetoed empire-building deals involving mature assets that yielded few cost synergies.
To be sure you are marking a fundamental change in human society borders on the impossible--such events happen just a few times a century, and (barring things like ecological collapse) rarely with anyone's ability to see at the time that anything has changed.
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