Sentence examples for uncommon event from inspiring English sources

Dollar Shave Club may be an uncommon event.

"Mixing the media with alcohol is not banned, but should be an uncommon event.

This is not an uncommon event, approximately 1,000 new entries are included each year.

This is something we train for — although it's a very uncommon event".

It says "alcohol is a fraught issue" and while "alcohol is not banned" it should be "an uncommon event".

The Leveson report echoed Filkin's conclusion that "mixing the media with alcohol is not banned but should be an uncommon event".

"This is an uncommon event and a very real danger," said Jim Calloway, a senior engineer with the Texas Public Utilities Commission.

In the opening weeks of her campaign, she compared Mr. Fujimori to a father deserting his family -- not an uncommon event in Peruvian society -- leaving the suggestion that she was the woman who would now take over family responsibilities.

The shooting on Monday was an uncommon event in the exclusive Woodley Park neighborhood of Northwest Washington, a residential area frequented by tour groups, seemingly distant from the city's often-troubled core.

This fluid-containment system insures that nothing will ever come out, although in the unlikely (but not uncommon) event that it does migrate into your mouth, it tastes like pineapple.

Whatever the raid's provenance, the lawyer assisting the vendors, Fidel López García, said that it appeared to have been aimed primarily at extorting money from the vendors and commandeering their wares, not an uncommon event in Mexico.