Sentence examples for little less common from inspiring English sources

But the concern for the common good can make fun a little less common.

The Amazing Jellybean, an ongoing Kickstarter project, wants to make them a little less common.

If your Mac problem is a little less common — your hard drive has failed or you've installed a hard drive without OS X, for example — Internet Recovery takes over automatically.

Unhealthy cholesterol levels had become a little less common since the 1999 survey.

It's a little less common to leave said hotel with a $1,000 coupon to freeze her eggs.

So I built on simple blocks, nothing too fancy, though two of the ingredients are a little less common.

They also show little interest in less common choices like starflower (Ipheion uniflorum), snake's head (Fritillaria meleagris) and blue camassia.

Previous biochemical analyses have suggested that common diacylglycerol phospholipids are major cellular ligands of CD1d [15] [17]–[17], but have provided little insight into less common ligands.

All these initiatives, to be realised by private developers, are part of a central government directive with little concern for locale, much less common sense.

Academics were first-authors on ca. 75% of urban wildlife publications, whereas research directed by government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and private industry were less common, with little evidence of temporal shifts in these patterns.

As the pair recalls, many boys growing up would name their own junk, though the practice seemed to be much less common among little girls.