Sentence examples for been very uncommon from inspiring English sources

"The Philippines is a country where coup d'états have not been very uncommon".

From January 2005, we had patients coming to the first outpatient visit, 1 week postoperatively, with disturbed theatre dressing which had been very uncommon earlier.

That patients coming on the first outpatient visit, 1 week postoperatively, with disturbed theatre dressing had been very uncommon before as well as positive bacterial cultures at week one since we started using chlorhexidine moistened compresses as theatre dressings.

The practice of burying people in beds seems to have been very uncommon in the north; most of the bed burials found so far have been in southern England, in Cambridgeshire, Essex, Suffolk, and Wiltshire.

Furthermore, they appear to have been very uncommon.

In high transmission settings, new infections after ACT therapy may be common, but true recrudescences after treatment have been very uncommon.

It is very uncommon, but this virus can be fatal in some dogs.

Adverse effects were very uncommon.

Women did fight as gladiators, though they were very uncommon.

"It's very uncommon among athletes," Beard said.

The technique of a renal biopsy has been improved so that complications are very uncommon.