Sentence examples for though not common from inspiring English sources

The model is becoming more common, she said, "though not common enough".

Though not common in Europe or other American sports, the split-season model is used in a number of South American countries including Colombia, Mexico, and Uruguay.

Additionally, we provide evidence that Borrelia miyamotoi, a relatively new emerging pathogen and agent of relapsing fever, was widespread (though not common) throughout the state in 2002.

The survey results show that though not common on annual basis, some farmers did use physical adaptation measures to fight drought.

Eye colours: To help tell the different colours apart, though not common, these names may appear: Eye wall, blue eye, teal eye, glass eye, white sclera.

It is relatively common, though not as common as the similar species L. vellereus.

Tapas bars are just as mainstream as sushi bars, though not as common.

Yet other names, though not as common now, were also read at the time.

Though not as common as works of reportage or criticism, essays appear in nearly every issue of The New Yorker, The Atlantic, and Harper's.

Even though not as common, single node failures may occur as well, and the resulting consequences can be devastating.

Hemorrhagic manifestations, though not as common as in dengue fever, may present as epistaxis, bleeding from the gums, positive Hess test, subconjunctival bleed, and petechial rash [29].