Sentence examples for not that uncommon from inspiring English sources

Swapped bytes are not that uncommon.

Bruce's firefighting skill is not that uncommon.

It's just not that uncommon any more.

Airport curfews are not that uncommon around the country.

Clashes between bears and equipment are not that uncommon.

That is because such outrages are not that uncommon.

But while working two jobs is tough, it's not that uncommon.

One piano piece was inspired by a poem, which, admittedly, is not that uncommon.

They aren't that uncommon; there are a number of genera, and they ranged from the Middle Ordovician to the Triassic.

"This isn't that uncommon," Robert Albanese, northeast regional director for the United States Office of Thrift Supervision, said of the fraud accusation.

Airlines insist that running out of bottled water is a rare occurrence, but flight attendants say it isn't that uncommon.