Sentence examples for if not common from inspiring English sources

The scoreboard was hinting at a story that defied historical precedent, if not common sense.

The former enemies might find, if not common cause, at least mutual interests.

But to lightning researchers, strikes are an everyday phenomenon and may become, if not common, at least less rare.

Cuba's official media, of course, approve; and even abroad the sort of lickspittles who 40-50 years ago swallowed the show-trials of Eastern Europe can be found to defend this fresh attack on those whom they smear as "so-called" dissidents (if not common criminals, nut-cases or both).

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You become friends with the people at work -- again, a pool of people with common interests if not common ages.

It is common, if not usual practice, to include health-related quality of life (HRQL) measures in clinical trials in oncology.

"Although many mental health disorders are more common among children from lower socio-economic groups, others, such as anxiety disorders, are just as common, if not more common, among children from higher socio-economic groups".

The findings support eating disorder problems of subjective and objective binge eating being at least as common if not more common (controlling for secular differences) in indigenous peoples.

If guinea fowls are not common to your area, try growing ducks (if you have a fish pond) and/or chickens.

Injection-site infections are not common if you wash your butt.