Sentence examples for hardly common from inspiring English sources
Such agreements are hardly common.
Hardly common company for a Republican.
Only a couple; again, that is hardly common.
His view is hardly common on Wall Street.
(One obvious reason is that Americans do not have trials for crimes against humanity). In France, trials with historians are hardly common, either.
Though such conditions are hardly common in American prisons today, it is surely worth considering that life-without-parole prisoners might benefit society, given the right conditions.
A public row between a prime minister and foreign secretary is hardly a common event.
Written more than 30 years before e-commerce, this was hardly a common insight in 1964.
He did, after all, get in the way of a Presidential assassination attempt, hardly a common occurrence.
A woman shouting into a megaphone next to a huge rat is hardly a common sight in the Hamptons.
While hardly as common as Alzheimer's, P.P.A. is often misdiagnosed, and many patients like Mr. Riedner lose valuable time trying inappropriate and ineffective treatments.
