Sentence examples for not commonly in from inspiring English sources
Women were part of the genocide, not commonly in perpetrating the violence but certainly in fomenting the killing (especially via radio), helping trap Tutsis and turning in Tutsis who were hiding.
The problem is that entertainment audiences are not commonly in an anticipatory state.
In respective test procedures, results are usually calculated for total chemical concentrations; chemical analyses are not commonly in routine assessments.
Because of their turbans — of all American men who wear turbans, the vast majority are Sikhs — many mistake Sikhs for Muslims, who sometimes wear turbans, though not commonly in the U.S. Sikhs — properly pronounced "siks," but more commonly "seeks" — are also mistaken for Hindus, because Hinduism dominates India, where Sikhism was founded and most of the world's 25 million Sikhs live.
Dipeptidyl peptidase-4 inhibitors were not commonly in use during this period.
Resistance to commonly used antibiotics was observed in up to 80% of the isolates while antibiotics that were not commonly in use maintained susceptibility.
Furthermore, fosfomycin was not commonly used in primary care in the UK in 2011.
Such large-scale group ranches are not commonly practised in rural communities in Nigeria.
In contrast, point mutations in BCR-ABL are not commonly seen in primary refractory patients.
However, it is not commonly used in some developing countries in Asia and Africa due to its high running cost.
Information about seed dormancy and storage behaviour for tropical species in Fabaceae is not commonly available in the literature.
