Sentence examples for are fairly infrequent from inspiring English sources
Visiting fans have frequently been banned from Swansea v Cardiff games, such is the antipathy between the two clubs from south Wales; likewise, West Ham v Millwall games are particularly spicy affairs and ones the Metropolitan Police are presumably quite glad are fairly infrequent, especially after the violence the last time the two met, in the 2009 League Cup.
Understand that an occasional girls-night-out can be both normal and healthy, so you do not need to worry if these nights are fairly infrequent.
While there are risks associated with natalizumab, particularly that of progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy, such adverse events appear to be fairly infrequent [14], [15].
U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx told The Huffington Post that, historically, these investigations have been "fairly infrequent" and that Alabama wasn't exactly keen on getting a visit from DOT. "No one likes to see us come in on Title VI — I think that's fair to say," Foxx said.
Some parents reported having to pay for aftercare themselves because of difficulties in accessing state services, but this was fairly infrequent (1 to 3 cases per category).
First, although data were drawn from a database including more than 500,000 screened women, the occurrence of cancer after benign breast disease is fairly infrequent, and therefore, the sample size was not enough to allow stratified analyses to be performed by family history and the three categories of benign breast disease.
The subjects of the works we end up gravitating to are fairly traditional, which is to say that abstractions are infrequent, and we haven't come across any that we couldn't live without.
Things are fairly predictable.
Coronaviruses are fairly fragile.
Stocks are fairly priced.
