Sentence examples for though it's uncommon from inspiring English sources

Though it's uncommon for sea lions to wander into businesses, when they do show up, it can be in some strange places, said Mary Beth Steen, director of development for the Pacific Marine Mammal Center.

The verb "terraform" that was most recently popularized by Joss Whedon's show Firefly dates back to the 1940s, though it was uncommon until Firefly aired.

The stripping of Olympic medals is not unprecedented, though it is uncommon so many years later.

Though it is uncommon for an artist to have two No. 1 albums in a year – only 20 acts have done so since Nielsen SoundScan began tracking sales for Billboard in 1991 – Mr. Timberlake is the second to achieve that feat in 2013.

Though it is uncommon to see patients with metastatic NPC achieve partial response to chemotherapy, it is very rare to observe complete response.

It's uncommon, though not unheard of, for presidential candidates to join striking workers in protest.

These nerve injuries are not uncommon in football, though it is rare for quarterbacks to get them.

Globally, though, it is not uncommon for clinicians not to be able to understand the languages spoken by patients, and vice versa (1), and there is now a sophisticated literature on how best to work with interpreters in mental healthcare settings in order to bridge language gaps.

It is uncommon, though, for presidents to get facts wrong that are so easily and so immediately disprovable.

Though it's not uncommon for films to be released alongside "inspired by" albums, it is rare for them to be recorded by a single artist, let alone by a major star who had no role in the movie.

Though it's not uncommon for companies to send dancers away to learn works, it was a first for New York City Ballet.