Sentence examples for infrequent in from inspiring English sources

Still, nostalgia is not infrequent in the Balkans.

' This sound is fairly infrequent in Gulf Arabic.

Explosions and sabotage are not infrequent in the city.

Inversion, without interrogative intonation, is not infrequent in emphatic assertions.

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

This intense engagement with words, much in evidence in The Silence Room, is disappointingly infrequent in Afterlife.

General strikes have been infrequent in Europe since World War II.

Looting for personal gain is infrequent in the early stages of rioting.

With the exception of those in 1968, major nationwide strikes have been relatively infrequent in France.

Love matches were infrequent in imperial Rome, but Tiberius's marriage to Vipsania Agrippina was one.

This is, of course, an argument for doing more randomised trials, and those are woefully infrequent in UK education.