Sentence examples for uncommon though from inspiring English sources

For both Dorothy and her brother George, an eventual president of the Royal Statistical Society, to graduate from Cambridge University before 1945 was yet more uncommon, though helped by school scholarships.

That sort of death is extremely uncommon, though, so don't let it keep you up at night.

Suicide bombings have been uncommon, though not unknown.

British accents are not uncommon, though Australians comprise the main foreign market.

Complaints about films are not uncommon, though few movies have been subjected to a well-organized boycott by groups that claim to represent million of members.

Minor alterations in foreign versions of Hollywood films are uncommon, though normally they occur for reasons of clarity, not to avoid offending the sensibilities of overseas audiences.

Fatal CV events, though uncommon in this study population (<2% as a first event, 2% and 3% as second and third events, respectively), were much more costly than nonfatal-like CV events and there was considerable variation by type of fatal event.

The price was not uncommon then, though Mr. Weigmann described this house's original condition as "crummy and dilapidated," with seven layers of linoleum and wood paneling.

Its uncommon power, though, stems from the symbiotic relationship between opposing architectural visions: the rambunctious steel forms of Frank Gehry's Pritzker Pavilion and Renzo Piano's glass-and-steel addition to the Art Institute of Chicago.

In the Intermountain West, where the majority of range is in federal management, removal of stock to enhance wildlife is not uncommon even though knowledge of wildlife-livestock interactions remains limited.

Shoba is quick to explain that she has never "misbehaved," but prostitution is not a wholly uncommon alternative, though it's seldom talked about.