Sentence examples for though not commonly from inspiring English sources
In Vietnam Twitter is accessible though not commonly used.
I have some of these experiences also, but I have to be much more cautious and I have to deal with the very real (though not commonly talked about) risk of assault.
Because of their turbans — of all American men who wear turbans, the vast majority are Sikhs — many mistake Sikhs for Muslims, who sometimes wear turbans, though not commonly in the U.S. Sikhs — properly pronounced "siks," but more commonly "seeks" — are also mistaken for Hindus, because Hinduism dominates India, where Sikhism was founded and most of the world's 25 million Sikhs live.
Though not commonly reported, psychogenic fever is one of the symptoms of anxiety and depression.
Rhinoscleroma, though not commonly encountered in the United States, is an endemic granulomatous disease in parts of the Middle East.
Cases of intraocular nematode, though not commonly encountered, continue to present the ophthalmologist with the problem of diagnosis and management and hence poorer prognosis to the patient.
Food security, though not as commonly used to assess SEP, revealed important information about a vulnerable population - children whose families have very low food security or receive emergency food aid - information that other SEP measures failed to provide.
Evaluation of the predictive capability of the model: though not as commonly applied as step 1, an external predictive check may also be sometimes applied to evaluate the ability of the model to predict outcomes which have not been used to train the model, if such a data set exists.
Bright and colourful, yet easy to grow and propagate, they were inevitably a hit in the conservatories of 18th century Britain; though not quite as commonly grown today.
Even though it's not commonly known, credit infrastructure has existed about as long as civilization itself.
Mushrooms grow solitarily or in "trooping groups" in late summer and throughout autumn, though it is not commonly encountered species.
