Sentence examples for infrequent attempts from inspiring English sources

Mostly a matter of strange, sometimes startlingly original partnering effects, her choreography then and in "Motherwell Amor" has been weakest in its infrequent attempts to have the dancers travel across the stage.

Since its foundation by the first Thatcher government in 1982 there have been infrequent attempts to fund part of Channel 4's output with some licence fee money, attempts always rejected outright.

There are infrequent attempts, too, to relate the production of blood to vicarious menstruation (Siomopoulos, 1974; Gardner, 2001) which also feeds into the feminization of the syndrome.

However, there are many other places where large organisms are infrequent such that life-detection attempts based solely on television searches for large animals would be inconclusive.

Suicide attempts are not infrequent in depressed subjects and depression is commonly associated with epilepsy [ 42].

ACORN also engaged in a voter mobilization program that made 640,500 face-to-face voter contact attempts to new and infrequent voters in 10 states.

(1014, male, 45, Turkish, group therapy, smokes less, infrequent attender) Some infrequent attenders made attempts to overcome the organizational barriers, however, others did not.

Clinicians should be aware of this infrequent but significant side effect and could attempt using divided doses to minimize the severity.

In the 2000 01 season, his appearances were infrequent, and in December 2000, Dover made an unsuccessful attempt to buy him back.

Remarkably, both frequent and infrequent attenders faced much negativity toward their quit attempt, or attendance of the course, in the social environment outside the course.

46 Despite good results with front-line CT in patients with advanced FL, relapses are not infrequent, and two strategies were developed in an attempt to reduce relapses and improve survival; namely consolidation and maintenance.