Sentence examples for Uncommon fault from inspiring English sources

As it turned out, one of the mussels contained a fine black silt (a not uncommon fault).

Racial fault lines are far from uncommon in Charlottesville's public symbols.

Remember that if the food does not taste good that the waiter is not responsible; if the food is cool, then it would be uncommon that the waiting staff is at fault, but it could happen.

This is not really the accountant's fault, and this is not an uncommon situation.

The technique thereby results in the scalloped border on the two sides, an uncommon effect that proves to be anything but a fault.

If his performance was a little too choreographed for my taste and occasionally false in manner, those faults were offset by bursts of brilliance and uncommon invention.

While it may be uncommon for white students to enroll in MAS courses, this is not the fault of the field.

Likewise, if operational pumps are installed, water can still be abstracted at times of pump faults, through a bucket and pulley system, which are not uncommon in many developing countries.

"It's not uncommon to see someone here downsized out of companies three times in five years through no fault of their own," she said.

Nigeria is a country on the fault between Islam and Christianity in Africa, where clashes with religious overtones are not uncommon.

And of course it's not uncommon for rape victims to withhold information for great lengths of time ― because they think they're at fault, because they are convinced nobody will believe them, or because they fear retribution.