Sentence examples for uncommon to be able from inspiring English sources

Unlike on more conservative mainland China, it's not uncommon to be able to buy dildos openly at night markets there, and earlier this year the region's first sex-themed restaurant, Funny Sex, opened in Kaohsiung.

Glass of shiraz?" It's not uncommon for churches to be able to serve some manner of tipple (and not just on Sunday mornings), but none are so rock'n'roll as St James the Great church in Thorley, Hertfordshire, which responded to a noise abatement notice from authorities (it hosts functions in its hall) in November 2014 by applying for a late licence three months later.

Due to tiredness associated with the body's recovery from stimulants, such as BZP, it is uncommon for users to be able to sustain a week-long intake.

The trend definitely is that landlords are reducing rent, reducing the length of leases, contributing to the cost of fitting out a store, all in order to incentivise retailers to take space - but it's not uncommon for retailers [still] not to be able to afford the business rates.

As it is not uncommon for anticancer drugs to be mutagenic, we wanted to be able to test compounds predicted to have anticancer activity for mutagenicity.

Emptying such buildings to be able to replace them with modern, more lucrative structures was not uncommon.

"I wanted to be able to sit".

People want to be able to hope.

To be able to do that.

"You have to be able to sustain.

We need to be able to study.