Sentence examples for uncommon attempts from inspiring English sources

We noticed uncommon attempts to access your account from the other device that hadn't been previously associated with it".

However regenerating field strains and some mutants and reassortants is often less efficient than for well-adapted laboratory strains and it is not uncommon for several attempts to be needed before a particular viral construct is successfully rescued.

Even at liberal-minded media companies, it's not uncommon for employers to attempt to discourage their staffs from unionizing.

Such deals were not uncommon among smaller countries attempting to enter the eurozone club, but they were stopped by the EU economic statistics agency Eurostat in 2008.

This situation is not uncommon in the history of attempts to tractate natural systems by mathematical or statistical models.

However, examples of successful joined up approaches are uncommon; in many ways, both attempts at creating JUG and the research that supports it is in its infancy.

The ouster of a speaker is an uncommon occurrence -- the last attempt in the Assembly was in the 1960's -- and Mr. Bragman's comments today were widely interpreted as an admission of defeat.

Severe post-sphincterotomy bleeding during or after ERCP requiring intervention other than simple measures, such injection of 1 10,000 epinephrine, or that does not respond to first line attempts at hemostasis, is uncommon.

It is not uncommon to see the countries still attempting to segregate their Web "territory" from the rest of the world to deploy the attacks against foreign systems while assuming that similar technology used domestically will somehow remain unaffected.

Large effect sizes are uncommon in complex disease; therefore, we attempt to increase the precision of estimates with large sample sizes (which may be counterproductive if heterogeneity is increased when adding participants).

Stories of thwarted border crossing attempts like this are not uncommon.