Sentence examples for however infrequently from inspiring English sources

When flags were waved on Saturday, however infrequently, they were often smeared with slogans or flown upside down, as in a distress signal.

However infrequently they play bar mitzvahs, rappers, like awkward thirteen-year-olds, are very much a part of our own reality.

But to have the remnants of an authoritarian state reverting unchecked, however infrequently, to the use of disproportionate force is unacceptable.

The former Melania Knauss's route to the White House — however infrequently she chooses to occupy it — is as unlikely as her husband's ascension to the Presidency.

"He said, 'Well, it's Southern California, people will go outside,' forgetting about the rainy days and cold weather" — they do occur, however infrequently.

"We take seriously and regret the impact it has when, however infrequently, a terms dispute with a publisher affects authors," the statement continued.

Applications of these methods have become more prevalent in some areas of medical research (Evans et al. 2010); however, they are still infrequently used in orthopedic research.

However, PET is still infrequently performed for this purpose in clinical practice and even in most clinical trials where anatomical imaging with application of the Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumours (RECIST) remains the most commonly used surrogate of survival.

However, they infrequently think about the development of new products or the selection of new products as processes.

Such prototypic expressions, however, occur infrequently, and human emotions and intentions are communicated more often by changes in one or two discrete features.

These terms, however, appeared infrequently or not at all in the concepts tagged in even the near-miss documents and much less the general documents.