Sentence examples for is pretty uncommon from inspiring English sources

"I think it is safe to say, on a scientific level and a sociological level, for almost a dozen tornadoes to affect the most populated area of the state in a two-week period is pretty uncommon," said Kevin Brown, a senior meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Norman, Okla.

Being surrounded by so many different nationalities is pretty uncommon for us.

I was still living well while I was pregnant, which is pretty uncommon for those with HIV.

At least she gets to have sex, which is pretty uncommon for a fat girl in 1972 young adult fiction.

Squatting is pretty uncommon today, but in 1970s and 80s London, squatting was a genuine option for many of those without the means to pay regular rent.

Squatting is pretty uncommon today, but in 1970s and 80s London, the practice was a genuine option for many of those without the means to pay regular rent.

"States with local scenic road designations are pretty uncommon, actually," Mr. Foote said.

Those -30C days do happen in Winnipeg, but they are pretty uncommon; yet we allow the deep freeze days to characterise an entire winter.

Where I grew up in south London, it was pretty uncommon to find someone who didn't at least smoke weed.

"It is all so sort of visible in one year in New York, and that's pretty uncommon," said Todd Haimes, the artistic director of the Roundabout Theater Company, which produced "Cabaret" and was to produce "Assassins".

Readings as low as this one are pretty uncommon; counting this latest one, there have been 22 going back to the beginning of 2006.