Sentence examples for there are not often from inspiring English sources

There are not often free lunches.

Unfortunately, there are not often at hand short and compact expressions corresponding simultaneously to the mathematical formulation of a same phenomenon in both spaces.

"Women there are not often 'onstage,' but the Internet gives them an opportunity to emerge and engage with a female audience".

First, there are not often any surprises with the weather — excluding the occasional sand storm — as the sun shines, the sky is cloudless and the air is crisply dry.

Well, I think it's a hard one to solve, so there aren't often solutions suggested that are newsworthy.

I'm not saying there aren't often distinctly different world views and ways of life, but not every gay single person parties every night in the bars vs. their more domesticated married friends.

This kind of sending off is probably uncommon in non-league circles as there aren't often all that many fans to annoy, although I think the attendance for this game would have been at least 800.

The service makes sense for Target stores in cities, where there aren't often parking lots available to shoppers, and whose customer base tends to ride the subway, bus or train, or bike or walk home.

There's not often the chance to spend time with the dead and say goodbye.

Edinburgh is blessed with good pubs, but not with good beer gardens, perhaps because there's not often the weather for them.

There is not often a compelling reason for people in this business to write about the retirement of another journalist, except in this case.