Sentence examples for though not unusual from inspiring English sources

That would be impressive though not unusual for a hard-working full-time paleontologist.

The case of Shane Gould is a special one in Australian sport, though not unusual in the world of swimming.

North Korea's harsh reaction, though not unusual, came amid heightened tensions on the Korean Peninsula after the North's third nuclear test, on Feb. 12. Washington and its allies are pushing for more sanctions against North Korea while the North vows to take unspecified steps to retaliate against such sanctions.

As the story unfurled whilst we were in the midst of it, our hosts claimed that this was unusual for Tel Aviv though not unusual for Israel.

The response rate, though not unusual for response rates of surveys amongst doctors, was not high.

Yet, this relatively low claims ratio, though not unusual [ 41], may have been caused by delays – possibly intentional – in enrolment of the eligible beneficiaries and aggressive utilisation management by some of the participating PICs and poorly informed beneficiaries [ 40].

Now, though, it is not unusual for an inspector to arrive with an array of gadgets that will "see" through walls to provide clues to what's going on inside them, that will measure the thickness of steel without poking through it, and that will analyze electrical circuits without dismantling the circuit-breaker box.

Unfortunately, your story is not unusual, though, so I should probably start this column by defining more precisely what I mean when I say "speculative applications".

The risk of 4-4 tiss is not unusual (though is obviously higher now), because Justice Elena Kagan has recused herself from a number of cases that she worked on while serving as Solicitor General prior to her confirmation.

It certainly feels fast and responsive, though that's not unusual among recent tablets.

Though it was not unusual — he typically spent about half the year in China — this time seemed different.