Unfortunately, this is still uncommon.
The famed traffic jams of Silicon Valley's boom times are still uncommon.
It's a practice that is popular in Australia and Switzerland but still uncommon in the UK.
It is still uncommon, but experts say any increase in such a serious disease is troubling.
Note that in Luang Prabang it is still uncommon for businesses, hotels and restaurants to accept credit cards.
When I took my board exams in 1987, female doctors were still uncommon, and we were determined to work as hard as any of the men.
Still Uncommon, but Worrisome "Babesiosis is already a worldwide disease, though the United States has the most cases so far," Dr. Krause said in an interview.
Outright dismissals are still uncommon, but many companies, including Fujitsu, Toshiba and Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, are leaving most vacancies unfilled and pushing older employees to retire early, and in some cases furloughing workers or cutting pay.
Two relatively light-punching rounds with a sparring partner, Corey Sanders, may not qualify as strenuous, but it is still uncommon for a fighter to do it, and risk injury, four days before a title shot.
And although France is at this point pretty definitively postrevolutionary, it's still uncommon to see a French film that does full justice to the bloodbath in which the republic was born.
However, the integration of biodiversity indicators on the local level is still uncommon.
