Sentence examples for while not unusual from inspiring English sources

While not unusual for a South African company, that could create some unwanted complications for a US corporation.

His publisher, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, said in a statement on Wednesday that self-borrowings that appeared in "Imagine," while not unusual when journalists write books, will be formally acknowledged in future editions.

Amaker's decision to cut the players recruited by his predecessor — while not unusual outside the Ivy League — has raised eyebrows in the conference and has angered the players, their parents and coaches.

While not unusual, the visit for Joint Warrior came amid suggestions of a new Cold War.

These interactions, while not unusual, could also spell trouble.

While not unusual for megaprojects like the bullet train, the cost overruns are a red flag for some lawmakers.

So that it seems, after a while, not at all unusual that words should hang in the air or that the opium eaters in Poppies should hover in green space, drifting in their own drug-induced dwam.

"He told me that he would be out of contact for a while, which was not unusual, but he did tell me to forgive him for any errors and to ask the other brothers to think good of him.

The story of Jackson's slide into ill-health, while perhaps not unusual for the times, is no less moving now than it must have been eight decades ago.

While it is not unusual for bank executives to grumble about analysts, it's highly unusual for them to sue.

While it is not unusual for the state to pay money to settle legal claims, the confidentiality language was unusual.