Sentence examples for but less common from inspiring English sources

The concept of flexibility is very common in many engineering aspects but less common in transportation planning.

I thought that would be a good indicator for something which was loved but less common song.

An equally colorful but less common American retort to the inclusive first-person plural pronoun is "We?

This rather simple apparatus compliments the more sophisticated but less common geotechnical engineering ring shear apparatus that has been used in previous studies of clay smear formation.

Potentially the most problematic but less common are pseudomelanoma following incomplete removal of a naevus and 'activated' benign naevus cells in sentinel lymph nodes.

Solo-artist displays, a staple of the Miami Basel scene but less common at the Armory Show, promise relief from fair fatigue.

In the United States, it is common in California and central Texas, the two areas of highest population density, but less common and more locally distributed in other regions.

"I'm a Garamond man myself - like Times New Roman but less common," says Tim Dowler, who probably sports a peroxide-mullet and wears turn-ups on his overpriced jeans, just to look less "common".

In the coming weeks, we'll show you not just the most popular names in each state, but the most distinctive that is to say, the names that are common in a state but less common outside of it.

A third but less common reason to go to the polls early is when a government — usually a broad-brush coalition — thinks it has completely fulfilled the electoral program presented in the previous election.

Somatosensory, motor or aphasic symptoms are also possible during migraine aura, but less common.