Sentence examples for a fairly uncommon from inspiring English sources

Such restless creativity means menu changes — a fairly uncommon phenomenon in a pie shop.

It's a fairly uncommon conceit in television, although I know it has a significant place in theater.

In Mr. Goyal's case, the appeals court ordered the entry of a judgment of acquittal because it concluded no rational jury could have convicted him based on the evidence presented, a fairly uncommon outcome.

It's a fairly uncommon move to make, especially this close to a company's official debut (DataSift will launch publicly next Wednesday), but in this case a perfectly understandable one.

MuleSoft has a fairly uncommon identity in that its marketing and sales teams work cross-functionally.

Volunteer rockers is a fairly uncommon phenomenon where a band will seem to rock more over time because of issues related to the time rather than the band.

Rather than a rechargeable battery, it takes the fairly uncommon AAAA — a shorter, thinner take on the AAA.

Though such a provision would be fairly uncommon, he said, it would provide protection for the individual whose name is not on the stock certificate, because the lien would be found by the buyer's lawyer when the lawyer conducted a standard lien search.

That's probably because, historically, taking down a subreddit has been fairly uncommon.

First, opportunities to deploy it are fairly uncommon: an airline has to have significant power over a route (as Delta does with Cincinnati-Atlanta) to make it viable.

Day 2 moderate risks are fairly uncommon, and a Day 2 high risk has only been issued twice (for April 7, 2006 and for April 14 , 2012.