Sentence examples for uncommon about from inspiring English sources

Donors with B.M.I.'s over 35 remained relatively uncommon, about 2 percent of all donors.

When dozens of kids vote online, which is not uncommon, about whether a student is fat or stupid or gay, the impact can be devastating.

What was uncommon about Henry and me -- this understanding of each other -- outweighed everything else, and carried me through the next chapter of my life.

While severe bleeding is uncommon — about 2percentt of racehorses are sidelined because of the malady — the study confirmed what American horsemen had argued but that no data supported: bleeding impaired horses' performances.

Unstable pelvic ring fractures in childhood are uncommon (about 1 100,000) and are due to high-energy trauma [6].

But what was uncommon about it was that Dunn didn't lay his cards on the table in the interview, and that I have been dragged into a nasty aftermath, instead of the two handling the disagreement between themselves before or after the fact.

But powerful tornadoes are not uncommon — there are about 10 EF-4 tornadoes in a typical year, said Harold Brooks, a research meteorologist at the Storm Prediction Center.

It was not uncommon to have about equal concentrations of all three species.

The three reported behaviours provided a pattern that is not uncommon: thus while about 20% of persons with ideation in old age had made a plan, the proportion who had made an attempt among ideators during the period was 6%.

Although the age of the dinosaurs lasted about 165 million years, their skeletons are relatively uncommon: only about 3,000 are known to exist.

The most moving – and uncommon – thing about Berenice is what doesn't happen: no one dies and life goes on.