Sentence examples for particularly uncommon from inspiring English sources

I don't think it was particularly uncommon.

The criticisms grew louder when it emerged that David was not, in fact, an orphan.That circumstance is not particularly uncommon.

Hundreds of them entered the match late and chanting was audible from outside the stadium; neither instance, though, is particularly uncommon.

It's not particularly uncommon for early rural performers to have "lost" songs, though anyone who is prone to chasing ghostly emanations understands the dizzying, treacherous allure of such a thing.

In a country that has only had professional football for 23 years, and where it is not particularly uncommon for newly promoted sides to challenge for J. League honours, Japan's finest football writers have grappled for the right words to explain just how improbable this achievement has been.

Spinal involvement is particularly uncommon; and intradural localization is rare.

"And even under normal circumstances, it can be difficult for patients and doctors to locate the right specialty care, particularly for uncommon or rare diagnosis".

These families will support the examination of genome-phenome associations across the full spectrum of CVD phenotypes and a wide range of other lung, blood, sleep, and neurological traits by allowing segregation and other family-based analyses, particularly of uncommon and rare variants.

Compared to other national and international large registries, the STCS is a relatively small-sized cohort study, with the limitation of small numbers particularly in uncommon transplant scenarios.

He said such differences are not uncommon, particularly in an emerging area of law.

The method is not uncommon, particularly in areas like the Carolinas and Florida that are prone to hurricanes.