Sentence examples for not completely unusual from inspiring English sources

It is worth noting that the current low level of inflation is not completely unusual.

Not completely unusual for a major tour, but what's really twisting the knife is that you don't even get a photo with Grande — it's a group picture.

"It's hard to get the right speakers and people there, so it's not completely unusual". "Beto received more votes than any Democrat in Texas history," he added.

In itself that is not completely unusual: many Indian Ocean reefs died or were damaged in 1997 and 1998 due to rising ocean temperatures (attributed to global warming) combined with El Nino.

There was no details on the investors; it's not completely unusual that investors don't want to be named, but usually this would be noted by the company, it wasn't in this case.

That's not completely unusual; the camera is only available on pre-order and Polaroid's engineers still have a few weeks to get their t's crossed and their i's dotted.

But the situation behind its temporary retirement isn't completely unusual – often, an artwork needing restoration will wait months, even years for an update.

While it's true that SSA employees may - unlike IRS representatives - occasionally contact citizens by telephone for customer service purposes, it's unusual (though not completely unheard of) for an SSA employee to request confirmation of personal information over the phone out of the blue.

In those heady days of peace talks such a position was certainly unusual, but not completely ridiculous.

This finding is important not only in our unusual and not completely anatomical double bundle technique, but could be even more important when two femoral tunnels are performed for the reconstruction.

Colorado was in the midst of a deep freeze, not completely unexpected for January but still unusual for Denver as it prepared for plunging temperatures usually associated with the National Western Stock Show.