Sentence examples for would not be uncommon from inspiring English sources

That would not be uncommon.

Once again, it would not be uncommon to see a large cap US share hit $1bn in a day's trading.

He allowed three runs and six hits in eight innings, marks that would not be uncommon when he hit the catcher's mitt harder in his late 20s.

It would not be uncommon: the lost and lonely depressive going to great lengths to prove just how unlovable he is.

Many mornings at the Giants' training camp last summer, it would not be uncommon for Coach Jim Fassel to mention that he had talked to his friend Brian Billick the evening before.

Use in an ad: Between £300,000 and £400,000 would not be uncommon for the rights to the original recording for a defined campaign period, possibly doubling if its use is exclusive.

For a Swedish reader, it wouldn't be uncommon to encounter English phrases in a Swedish text, but I wanted to maintain the slight disruption a reader would feel.

A lot of the trans people I interviewed told me that, when they used the women's bathroom, it wouldn't be uncommon for non-trans women to yell at them or hit them with their purses.

David: We've seen platforms evolve for several decades— it wouldn't be uncommon for PC/Mac to similar issues.

Within a group like this, it wouldn't be uncommon to find analytical chemists, botanists, engineers, soil scientists, and a couple of computer simulation specialists, working on models of, say, leaching of phosphates in soils, or developing methods for removing heavy metal contamination.

"The medieval was a pretty brutal time so a violent death wouldn't be uncommon.