Sentence examples for how infrequently were from inspiring English sources
Vaccination against TBE offers very effective protection, and people who had visited forests, no matter how infrequently, were more likely to have been vaccinated than those who had not visited a forest recently [29], [30].
Dimitri Tiomkin's famous score has been imitated so often that one imagines it suffusing the film, but what is striking is how infrequently music is heard.
But what may be surprising is how infrequently the rodents were seen: they were reported in 11 percent of the stations surveyed by the Straphangers Campaign, in the group's first survey of platform conditions.
However, you might be surprised at how infrequently these lessons are being utilized by companies, organizations, governments and communities.
But how infrequently we are invited to genuinely tell our stories.
In a recent interview, Falco pointed out how infrequently she's offered "first dibs" on new plays.
Watching them reminds the viewer of how infrequently candidates are permitted to go on a bit on camera and reveal themselves, even under the most controlled conditions.
But it remains to be seen whether this is an "all well that ends well" story or a "never, three times a week," assessment as Woody Allen's character in the movie "Annie Hall" once said in complaining about how infrequently he was having sex.
Most significantly, however, was not how often the devices were used but how infrequently their use was made known to prosecutors, judges, and defense attorneys as the cases made their ways through court.
