Sentence examples similar to uncommon new from inspiring English sources

It is not uncommon for new administrations to talk about revamping the nation's military forces and building exotic new weapons systems, but even in an age of budget surpluses there is a limit to what can be done.

But it is not uncommon for new airplanes to be parked at the facility when there is a delay in taking possession of a new airplane, Ms. Johnson-Miller said.

Productions of "Long Day's Journey" are not uncommon; a new Broadway staging is much anticipated this season.

It's not uncommon for new or restyled restaurants to go through a honeymoon period when everything, including what they charge, is contrived to be more seductive.

"Whilst we have encountered some maintenance difficulties, this is not uncommon with new build structures of this type and we have been working hard to overcome them".

Battery problems are not uncommon in new lines of mobile phones, especially in cases where customers are not using official charging devices.

It is not uncommon for new luxury apartments to be bought by investors and sold on to other investors, "off plan", multiple times before they have even been built.

But the other part most of us miss out on as we age is the thrill of the uncommon or new that you get to have as a child in summer – like riding your first rollercoaster or learning to ride a bike or eating ice cream out of a cone or not having mittens sewn on you.

But slow reimbursement is not uncommon for new, unfamiliar drugs.

It's not uncommon for new lawyers and investment bankers to clock 80-plus-hour workweeks.

Overall, the magnitude of these effects is substantial but neither uncommon nor new in this literature, especially when considering the effect of employment subsidies to private firms on the probability of being employed.