Sentence examples for increasingly infrequent from inspiring English sources

But the films became increasingly infrequent, in part reflecting their swelling ambitions and, hence, budgets.

The aftershocks, though increasingly infrequent, prompt fear of another landslide or worse.

It was a truly bipartisan outcome, one of those increasingly infrequent moments in which facts vanquished ideology on Capitol Hill.

Hugs have become so rare in their relationship that she is tempted to mark them on her calendar, 'like her increasingly infrequent periods'.

An increasingly infrequent visitor to these parts, the owl was spotted at Jones Beach State Park one day last winter and off Ms. Sullam went to the beach for a look.

Yet there is more to the Kyle and Jackie O Show than Sandilands' increasingly infrequent outbursts, which are now tempered by a seven-second delay – with a producer's finger permanently hovering over a kill switch.

He made infrequent, increasingly erratic, phone calls to the family, they said, the last one coming in the summer when he said that he was in trouble and wanted to return home.

Relatives told the BBC that Dhuhulow made "infrequent, increasingly erratic phone calls to the family... the last one coming in the summer, when he said that he was in trouble and wanted to return home".

The relative, who spoke to the programme on condition of anonymity, said the 23-year-old had made infrequent but increasingly erratic phone calls to the family.

This has become Ms. Badu's mode in recent years: her releases, infrequent and increasingly insular, have felt stranded in a single mood.

After 400 years, the landscape becomes increasingly occupied by relatively shade-tolerant species under small, infrequent fires, but only species with both relatively high shade tolerance and high fire tolerance can thrive under conditions with large, frequent fires.