Sentence examples for but common enough from inspiring English sources

I consider "hehe" to be the "woah" of laughter — an odd but common enough misspelling of a common term of social communication.

Home runs are fun, but not common enough to be relied upon as a means of winning the game.

But they are common enough to spawn an entire business devoted to protecting and polishing people's image online.

On Tehran's main Enghelab boulevard, which cuts crosstown through the capital, natural gas-powered buses have become common, but perhaps not common enough.

You may not like seeing the phrase "LOL — U R gr8" on the page, but it is common enough that you are likely to understand it.

Such stiff-necked dignity went out of fashion long ago, but it was common enough in country people of Monroe's poverty-scarred generation (he turned 18 two weeks before Black Tuesday in 1929), along with an iron reserve still more rarely encountered in our flabby, confessional age.

The inquisitive, eagle-like striated caracara is rare in most of the islands, where it is known as a Johnny Rook, but it's common enough on Carcass.

The last set is not exactly a word puzzle, but, it is common enough, and, is easy to solve, too.

But staggered releases are common enough.

Most crashes are harmless, but minor fractures are common enough.

Mustard seeds and dried red chilies, two other Indian staples, are common enough, but curry leaves have no familiar reference.