Sentence examples for uncommon reason from inspiring English sources

This virulent pneumonia used to be a frequent and deadly AIDS complication, but thanks to effective antibiotics, it is now a relatively uncommon reason for hospital admission.

Change of sex is a very uncommon reason for change of PIN, so is protected identity.

The accumulation of pyroglutamic acid was recently reported as a rare and uncommon reason for metabolic acidosis in adults.

'Patients' wish to be discharge d' was not an uncommon reason and might suggest EPs just followed the wishes of the patients even if the patient's condition was still uncertain.

However, these were uncommon reasons for exclusion as most seriously ill children with presence of danger signs would be immediately admitted to hospital and would not undergo the screening process.

The other ~50% are divided into esophageal and gastric varices, erosions, Mallory-Weiss syndromes, tumors and uncommon reasons like angiodysplasia (e.g. exulceratio simplex Dieulafoy), blood loss after surgery or trauma.

You mustn't let somebody else see your body.' (ID 30, age 80 years) However, the survey found that privacy (11.8%, 51 out of 431) or embarrassment (7.8%, 33 out of 421) were relatively uncommon reasons for not wishing to be screened.

The Fordham church is uncommon for reasons other than its lesbian pastor.

But the fact that unrestricted quantification is relatively uncommon is no reason to doubt it is attainable in certain contexts.

It has happened in the N.F.L., but it is uncommon, and the reasons are both simple and complicated.

Perhaps even more remarkable than the not-so-subtle exclusion of Noah Feldman and his future wife from the published version of his 10th high-school reunion photo and the yeshiva's subsequent newsletters is Feldman's uncommon restraint and reasoned effort in trying to understand the school's obvious prejudice.