We all check Tinder infrequently, so it's understandable when messages go unanswered for a bit.
But in practice, federal and state authorities infrequently check - if ever - to ensure that inventories are up to date.
Physicians in other medical specialties similarly provide insufficient information about prognosis 39 and infrequently check their patients' understanding during consultations.
About four years ago, I ran into Gary Kamiya at a San Francisco Public Library sale of volumes deemed too dog-eared, outdated or infrequently checked out to continue occupying shelf space.
Mr. Dingell, in his letter to the attorney general, said he found the study "alarming," and he said he was particularly troubled that "despite your assurances to the contrary," people who lie on gun background checks are prosecuted infrequently.
The remote monitoring equipment was infrequently checked and the data were lost at the completion of the trial.
Younger women in these groups appeared less breast aware than women aged over 50 they rightly believed they had limited risk of developing the disease due to their age and therefore checked their breasts infrequently.
While we were able to exclude individuals with non-valid emails, we could not determine whether an unopened message was due to an unmonitored email account, automated filtering into an infrequently checked folder (e.g., junk), a choice not to open the email based on the subject matter or sender, or other reasons.
I eat too often, check my reflection too infrequently, and anyway my mouth is too big.
But then Deb assumed that they were part of my past, something I had put behind me but reunited with every five years or so, whereas Sylvia, knowing me in my old age, recognizes that I have never really left Pennsylvania, that it is where the self I value is stored, however infrequently I check on its condition.
