Sentence examples for Somewhat infrequent from inspiring English sources

There are some rather special pensiones a little way out of the center of the city on the Fiesole hill that are ideal if you have a car or don't mind waiting for the somewhat infrequent No. 7 bus.

First, the difference between 8 1/2 and 10 1/8 is unusual, since it is somewhat infrequent for a man to grow 1 5/8 inches after the age of twenty.

It is true that election year nominations have been somewhat infrequent in our history, mostly because relatively few Supreme Court seats have been vacated during the final year of a presidential term.

' This sound is fairly infrequent in Gulf Arabic.

That's actually pretty infrequent.

However, laryngeal involvement is somewhat of an infrequent manifestation.

Endothelial cells appeared somewhat swollen, with infrequent areas of fenestration.

Sexual harassment was infrequent but " somewhat worrisome", as such instances are usually taken to court.

Although unc-34 embryos enclose successfully and have normal LCPZ morphology, pocket cell protrusions are somewhat shorter and are more infrequent than they are in the wild-type (α = 0.05; Supplemental Data).

Hospice deaths were relatively infrequent across all haematological disease sub-types, but somewhat more common in mantle cell lymphoma and acute lymphoblastic leukaemia.

Mucin production appears to be decreased, and intraductal in situ components are somewhat less frequent than in Grade 1. Grade 3 is infrequent.