Sentence examples for are not particularly common from inspiring English sources

The carbonate mud was produced through the life cycle of green algae, but fossils are not particularly common in these lithologies.

While assaults in schools are not particularly common, an eerily similar series of five knife attacks took place in August and September 2004 in schools and a child care center.

Cooperation and collective contracts are not particularly common in the sample.

Eyes are not particularly common in the fossil record (compared to bones and teeth for example).

Such violations ― which utilities are required to notify their customers of under the Safe Drinking Water Act ― are not particularly common.

By and large, we have found that mutation clusters are not particularly common.

While diesel cars aren't particularly common in the U.S., they're abundant on European roads.

They aren't particularly common, but they aren't actually too rare either; in fact, according to the Guardian, they've been documented since the early-19th Century.

Unfortunately, official taxis aren't particularly common, except in the busier shopping and nightlife districts.

It may even be that such a tactic is not particularly common.

"That's not particularly common," said Francis Dietz, spokesman for the Air-Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI), an industry group.