Sentence examples similar to though exceptionally uncommon from inspiring English sources

While the idea of malicious drink spiking is understandably terrifying, the evidence suggests that it is exceptionally uncommon and that these products instil a false sense of security and a skewed perception of risk.

It's an unusual role and exceptionally uncommon in the VC world.

Income verification is the only effective means of verifying the borrower's capacity and it has a phenomenal track record of success in preventing fraud and reducing default rates to the point that they are exceptionally uncommon.

However, biological information obtained from this exceptionally uncommon subset of arsenic-exposed lung SqCC cases (especially those arisen in never smokers) is valuable.

These women, though exceptionally lifelike, are immortals.

It is found throughout New South Wales, though is uncommon in the northeast of the state.

At those extremes, though, change is uncommon.

Word of Buddy's passing, though, flashed with uncommon speed among former Clinton staffers.

Unscrupulous farm practices, though, are not uncommon in Jiaxing, or in other hog-producing areas.

He is for me, though, an exceptionally worthy subject whom I have been covering for a few years now: Sergio Marchionne.

Mr. Orth followed this with Chopin's complete 24 Preludes, another formidable, though not uncommon, undertaking.