Sentence examples for so uncommon that from inspiring English sources

It's so uncommon that many obstetricians never encounter a patient with PLO.

The medical condition diagnosed in Ms. Upp is so uncommon that few psychiatrists ever see it.

Good acting in Britain is not so uncommon that everyone sets out to protect it.

The soccer stuff seems more problematic, because goals are so uncommon that to miss them outright changes the game completely.

Cigarette smoking among the young has become so uncommon that more teenagers some 23% of 17- to 18-year-olds—smoke cannabis than tobacco.

The disease was so uncommon that workers had to sequence the virus's RNA to confirm it was the tropical disease spreading through Brazil.

We do not know why the sign was so uncommon in that study compared to ours.

Turnover is so uncommon here that legislators are as likely to die in office as to be voted out.

Kaytranada proved that he has that oh so uncommon ability: he can consistently out-do himself.

Women's leadership has appeared to be so uncommon and odd that it merits headlines — as if it's something unnatural.

Furthermore, the fact that U6b is so uncommon in North Africa could mean that the populations that carried U6b into the Canary Islands disappeared by drift and U6b1 already existed outside the Canaries.