Sentence examples for are no uncommon from inspiring English sources

Now, mock battles, like mock trials, are no uncommon affair.

It is no uncommon thing for a great firm of fashion creators to pay their designers £2,000 a year, and the risk of their models being exploited has always to be run.

It was no uncommon sight to see the cottier and his little family seated on the garden fence, gazing all day long in moody silence at the blighted plot that had been their last hope".

Riots involving thousands of people protesting confiscation of land, environmental pollution, official corruption and other issues are no longer uncommon.

Dai Manju turned out to have graduated from high school and then from technical school in accounting, and such lofty academic credentials are no longer uncommon in Gaoshan.

Urinary tract infections caused by E. coli resistant to trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole and fluoroquinolones are no longer uncommon [ 42].

Investigating the current situation in Cambodia may improve our understanding of the situation in industrialized countries, where ESBLs are no longer uncommon in the community.

Grafting of a whole hemipelvis is uncommon, and there are no absolute criteria for allograft selection, because each surgeon has his own preference and each recipient has specific needs.

Political language has loosened over the past three years, and it's no longer uncommon to hear officeholders and office-seekers denounced as white supremacists, as racists, as misogynists.

One-quarter of all children on Crete have cholesterol problems, he said, and seeing children with diabetes and high blood pressure is no longer uncommon.

Branzino, a basslike Mediterranean fish, is no longer uncommon in restaurants around the state, but to offer this dish as a starter, a sort of mini-entree, is a bold move, straight out of Jean Georges.