Sentence examples for it would be uncommon from inspiring English sources
Insurance companies generally deny benefit payments in cases of suicide by someone who has bought a policy within two years of his or her death, but it would be uncommon for those who die under the End of Life Option Act to fall into that category, industry spokesman Brad Wenger said.
We believe it would be uncommon for the donor population to be coincidentally receiving statin administration.
(C2)...the family would be insistent on them being seen by a doctor most of time and influence the nurse to call you but once you come and see them and assess them, no it would be uncommon that they would insist on an antibiotic.
Remember that if the food does not taste good that the waiter is not responsible; if the food is cool, then it would be uncommon that the waiting staff is at fault, but it could happen.
But I don't think I'd be uncommon in thinking that.
Mr. Ostrom would give no further details, except to say the situations would be "uncommon to the everyday tool experience".
Lewty infuses each linguistic sub-unit of Bravura Cool with a reverence for the just expression that would be uncommon even in a roomful of professional linguists.
This did not mean that a sentence of life without parole was off the table rather, that such a sentence would "be uncommon".
Dyment et al [10] reported an under-transmission of DRB1*01 to affected offspring positive for DRB1*15, thus the DRB1*01/DRB1*15 genotype would be uncommon among patients with MS. In contrast, we observed a protective effect of HLA-DRB1*01 (OR = 0.69 P = 1×10−3), independently of HLA-DRB1*15.
