Sentence examples for any infrequent from inspiring English sources

Cramming this Trainspotting-ish takedown into just one minute apparently leaves no time to mention the thudding boredom, mortar-and-pestled knee cartilage and weirdly sore teeth familiar to any infrequent jogger.

The texts ranged from 87too 94 words in length and were based on newspaper articles, modified to remove any highly infrequent words or names.

Moreover, the daily routines associated with pathology labs (including quality control and patient security) combined with the error tracing mentioned previously, reduce the risk of error and the effect of any such infrequent errors in research work should not be important.

Snow can fall at any time from early November through to late April, but it is an infrequent occurrence.

British conductor Bramwell Tovey is not an infrequent guest at the Bowl and not one to remain silent under any circumstance.

I shouldn't admit to taking pleasure in any of the infrequent errors that find their ways into our pages, but we do make mistakes, and some are better than others.

In contrast, [URE3] is stable in A2 cells, and its loss, if any, is very infrequent.

Grade 3 unsolicited AEs and grade 3 unsolicited AEs considered related to any vaccination were infrequent and similar in both age strata 20-40 yearss, three subjects with at least one symptom and one of these symptoms considered by an investigator to be related to vaccination; 41-64 years, three subjects reporting at least one symptom, no related symptoms).

This is not infrequent, because any time we discuss the content of a presentation, describing its characteristics and its relations to other things, we are presenting it.

Marriage was infrequent, and any wives and children stayed with extended families.

Major bleeding was infrequent in any group.