Sentence examples for were rather common from inspiring English sources
Jumps of more then seven feet were rather common in the old horse shows.
Around 1930, systems with a current rating of about 10 50 mA were rather common.
Negative values where accepted when they were proved to be genuine, since breakages or abscissions and regrowths of the leader shoots of birches, especially, were rather common.
CSIC insiders say that, at least until a few years ago, these practices were "rather common" to work around cumbersome procedures.
Such revolts were rather common at the time and often were motivated by excessive taxation.
They were insignificant considered on a weight basis and probably nutritionally insignificant, but the high frequency of occurrence suggested that chaetognaths were rather common.
"Here it's rather common to chant something racist".
Dirt is rather common among ZANU's elite.
Her name was Dolores Franco — her surname, which is rather common, being the same as the dictator's.
It's rather an unorthodox form of distribution but I think it's rather common these days".
