Sentence examples similar to instances were not common from inspiring English sources
But recent empirical research suggests that such instances are not common.
The relatively weak research infrastructure in many African settings is a contributory problem, but, more importantly, cross-disciplinary work (between climatology and health in this instance) is not common in Africa and needs to be actively promoted.
Other than this instance, live shipments were not common.
A common critique of articles on homicide was that results were limited to homicides categorized as "criminal" and that mortality as an outcome was not common in instances where guns are used as protection.
As a result there is a danger that in using a diagram to reason about an arbitrary instance of class \(K\), we will unwittingly rely on a feature represented in the diagram that is not common to all instances of the class \(K\).
The tension is so explicit, everyone's popping veins where veins are not common; for instance, the wife's got one embossed on her chin.
The devil is in the details". Elliott did recall several instances where miles were credited back to consumers, but it's not common.
