Sentence examples for which are not uncommon from inspiring English sources

Take suicides, which are not uncommon on this railway nowadays.

"Did Lilliputian hallucinations (which are not uncommon) give rise to the elves, imps, leprechauns and fairies in our folklore?

As a result, there are fears that widespread strikes, which are not uncommon, or even a general summer work slowdown may jeopardize construction.

Aside from restrictions on liquor sales, which are not uncommon, the few blue laws that remain are in pockets around the country.

Mr. Steketee, who was trained at Trenton-Mercer Airport, said pilots sometimes chose to switch to visual flight rules after air traffic controllers had advised them of delays, which are not uncommon in the busy Trenton area.

That is when Mr. Tovar confronted Mr. O'Neill about Alcoa's treatment of its Acuña workers, including the limits on toilet paper, which are not uncommon in public buildings in Mexico but seemed degrading to workers in the factory.

"Which was not uncommon," she said.

This was a publicly popular move at the time, which is not uncommon.

His process alters without warning, which is not uncommon among players.

(Prices are in U.S. dollars, which is not uncommon in Cambodia).

Two other results were ambiguous, which is not uncommon in antibody tests.