Sentence examples for not commonly done from inspiring English sources

He pointed out that Wright designed storm windows to be loaded from the inside, something not commonly done until after World War II.

Phalloplasty, the creation of a penis on a genetic female, was not commonly done until after World War II in the United States.

The goal of the treatment is to provide an easier and safer alternative to transplanting the entire pancreas, a major operation that is not commonly done.

But ethanol evaporates easily, leading to air pollution, so gasoline that is to be blended with ethanol has to be refined differently, in a way that is not commonly done in Europe.

Just because something is not commonly done, that is no reason not to do it.

While this is not commonly done in migration studies, there is evidence that immigrants often have quite different characteristics, as compared to natives, which could bias results.

A direct measurement of body fat is more valid, and though possible, it isn't commonly done.

The monks at the pagoda believe Bhante died of natural causes and no further investigation was carried out – autopsies aren't commonly done in Cambodia.

Doing other types of sexual activity together that you don't commonly do, such as mutual masturbation, can help reinvigorate your sex life.

But it has not been commonly done in the US.

To date (at time of writing), there is little or no available literature on how to develop inventories for existing bioenergy technologies within a region (i.e., process based mass and energy balances), as it is not something commonly done.