Sentence examples for if not frequent from inspiring English sources
His letters to them all are kind and attentive, and his visits to Columbus were fairly regular, if not frequent, but the family reaction to "The Thurber Album" suggests that a dynamic of anger and resentment had always underlain the amiable surface.
Information for offshore regions and tropical waters is more scarce, but widespread, if not frequent, sightings indicate the killer whale can survive in most water temperatures.
If posts are not frequent enough, many feed subscribers will not see any of the project's posts at all, on a given day.
The first sign of trouble came in McDonald's, when the staff implied that they would prefer it if my brother did not frequent the establishment again.
The data obtained with low acute UV doses suggest that if the lesions are not frequent enough to interfere with G1 or G2 processes, the cell has no way (or need) to acknowledge their presence and activate the checkpoint.
If Japanese people do not frequent the restaurant, it may not be well liked.
If insect-visiting activity is not frequent (outcross-pollen is limited), distal ovules would be fertilised preferentially by outcross-pollen.
Though not frequent, such deviations, if consistent, can actually threatens an ETF's ability to continue to operate as an exempt investment company.
A more common occurrence, if not exactly frequent.
Studies have shown hurricanes are likely to get stronger, if not more frequent, threatening coastal areas that are growing in population size.
