Sentence examples for even more infrequently from inspiring English sources

There have been a few instances of successful challenges to these provisions, based on ambiguous formulations or, even more infrequently, a finding that a board's fiduciary duties require that the provisions be waived under the particular circumstances.

It is doubtful whether Hamilton is unaware of one of the side effects of his mandarin approach, the myth of the artist as hermit pronouncing rarely, painting even more infrequently.

Stephen M. Case visits the Rockefeller Plaza headquarters of AOL Time Warner only occasionally these days, and he turns up even more infrequently at his old office in the AOL division in Vienna, Va., executives who work with him say.

But in a society where women are often kept on distinctly inferior career paths from men and where legal remedies to discrimination are rarely sought and even more infrequently won, Ms. Haneda's victory is being seen as a small chink in the system.

In general, sea snake bites are rare and envenomation occurs even more infrequently.

Even more infrequently, older children can also be diagnosed after showing symptoms like a swollen belly, chronic constipation, and malnutrition.

Unlike, say, Oprah (who has 21 million viewers a week), and even more unlike Dr. Laura and Dr. Phil, Delilah only infrequently accompanies the sugar pill with harsh-tasting medicine.

In the Netherlands, the seroprevalence has risen higher than the reported cases, suggesting that laboratory tests for pertussis are considered infrequently and that even more pertussis cases are missed.

Then, either, as was usually the case, on the evening of that same day, or, more infrequently, one or two nights later, Brackstone would drive Frederick back from Henley to Crockmore.

That task called for a degree of quiet composure that Mr. Benigni infrequently manages, but it was even more noteworthy for another reason.

Each program balanced an infrequently heard dramatic work against an even more dramatic symphony.