Sentence examples for apparently uncommon from inspiring English sources

Although such incidents are apparently uncommon, medical authorities advise caution in the use of these compounds.

Kangaroos were apparently uncommon in semi-arid areas where they are abundant today.

This association, though apparently uncommon, is entirely plausible.

However, high ADV seroprevalences have also been reported from other areas of Europe, e.g. north-eastern Germany, where industrial wild boar management is apparently uncommon.

While bacterial insusceptibility to in-use concentrations of microbicides is apparently uncommon, there is some evidence of bacteria surviving an antimicrobial challenge, for instance, in microbicide-containing solutions (25), leading to product contamination-related outbreaks (26).

Wife-beating was apparently not uncommon.

The dilemma of Siobhan in Mistresses is also, apparently, not uncommon.

The altercation I wrote about at a 1996 show at Brownie's in the East Village was apparently not uncommon.

And should a relative of a police officer receive a speeding ticket, it was apparently not uncommon for the delegate to get a phone call.

Fujita's scale continued all the way to F12, which denoted a storm with winds of Mach 1 (something not yet seen on Earth, but apparently not uncommon on Neptune).

Cafedirect promises to offer good prices to coffee farmers in poor countries...For several years, customers who wished to support third-world farmers - and such customers are apparently not uncommon in London - were charged an extra 10p.