Sentence examples for have been infrequent from inspiring English sources

Since her visits to the United States have been infrequent, Americans know her better on records than in concert.

That freeze is likely to have more of a political than a practical effect, since Syria and Lebanon have boycotted such meetings ever since they were initiated after the Madrid peace conference in 1991 and the talks have been infrequent.

The Dalai Lama, who is reviled as a "separatist" by the government in Beijing but revered by many Tibetans, opposes violence in the quest for Tibetan autonomy, and incidents of bombing or sabotage in the Tibetan areas of China have been infrequent.

Though between the regimentation of my plan and her new script deadlines, even those meetings have been infrequent.

Although it was mentioned that refresher courses were organised either by the government or as part of in-service training, the participants declared that these have been infrequent.

Since he went public, Reynolds's run-ins with municipal authorities have been infrequent but strange.

She lived in N.Y. and since her mother's death her visits had been infrequent.

Centuries of mutual dislike and distrust have clouded Vietnamese-Khmer relations, and intermarriage has been infrequent.

It remains unclear whether that pledge has been fulfilled; his attendance in the Lords has been infrequent.

It's a relief to say that so far this season, this kind of dullness has been infrequent.

"You have to be ready to take a hit if it's not what you think it is," she said, adding that for her, disappointments had been infrequent.