Sentence examples for if infrequent from inspiring English sources
Still, fraud stories are scary, even if infrequent.
Avastin also has serious, if infrequent, side effects, some of which can be lethal.
But there are also blessed if infrequent examples of singers making songs their own.
She is in occasional, if infrequent, touch with Mr. Dylan, and is extremely respectful of his privacy.
He was determined to counter "spiteful," if infrequent, claims that the studio's spirit is not as collegial as it looks.
South Africa used to see large, if infrequent, foreign investment, but it has seen virtually none since the beginning of the year.
He was also a fine, if too infrequent, director who did excellent work on The Winter Guest and My Name Is Rachel Corrie.
After Mr. Hagman's well-publicized health problems in the mid-1990s, he was once again a welcome presence on television, if an infrequent one, with a recurring role on "Nip/Tuck" and appearances on "Desperate Housewives" and other series.
Two participants from the action group and three from the structure group never used their hands but were included in the analyses because not producing gestures is a behavioral pattern, if an infrequent one.
Impacts are thought to be a regular (if currently infrequent) part of the evolution of the Solar System.
The superb fight scenes, choreographed by Emmanuel Brown, pack major punch, and the street dancing, choreographed by Lakai Worrell, is illuminating if too infrequent.
