Sentence examples for are not often found from inspiring English sources

The words "budget" and "safari" are not often found in the same sentence.

These present alternative voices and viewpoints that are not often found within academic departments.

He made sensible points that are not often found in the literature.

"The generative idea is that a plant-rich environment has many positive qualities that are not often found in a typical office setting," says the architecture group NBBJ, a global mega-firm that has built headquarters for Reebok and Boeing, and is currently working on a new Samsung HQ in Silicon Valley.

He has "a valuable combination of skills that are not often found in one individual," Pocholle says.

Of special interest to this thematic series are contributions from legal sciences and sociology (the latter notably on grassroots movements), since they are not often found in the literature on low carbon transitions.

Then again, David Cameron and George Osborne and Andy Burnham and Tim Farronn) probably have studies, and certainly aren't often found on a bus, and don't seem to notice the problem at all.

The return of Spare Rib is exciting, because, apart from the odd transgression, feminist politics aren't often found in women's magazines.

As a response to the Eurocentric nature of the art history, internet-empowered groups have carved out spaces for the celebration of black artists and works detailing the black experience that aren't often found in museums and gallery spaces.

Guns were not often found (they were discovered in 0.15 percent of all stops).

There's a vulnerability to Amelie Mauresmo that is not often found in world-class tennis players.