Sentence examples for infrequent means from inspiring English sources

Let the filibuster survive, but only as it was originally intended — as a circumspect and infrequent means of challenging a perceived overreach of majority power.

But this is thought to be an infrequent means of transmission.

I do not have extensive data on the socio-economic background of pharmacy students, but the length of the programme (six years, and re-sitting some years is not infrequent) means that they have, at least to some extent, been able to rely on the support of their families while qualifying.

With the exception of Winston-Salem, where approximately 90% of homes used central AC in summer and window opening was infrequent, mean values of Finf were generally greater during the warm season.

These 'mistakes' are probably relatively infrequent, which means they're not often observed," explained Dave.

It is important for disaster preparedness to realize that rarely seen climate surprises have a probability of occurrence, although their infrequent appearance means that they are seldom if ever given serious consideration.

But a continued lack of financing and infrequent performances meant that dance in Ireland remained underdeveloped throughout the '90s, a strange situation given Dublin's status as the 1991 European cultural capital, and the country's economic boom.

We obtained a strong frequency effect in the case of weak repetition, frequent words eliciting faster RTs than infrequent ones (mean difference = 77 ms).

Lexical frequencies of the words were assessed with the Brulex French database [ 33] and were significantly different (p <.001) between the frequent and infrequent lists (mean: 11.054 and 160 per 100 million respectively).

For one contributor, infrequent meetings meant "not much to build a relationship on" and while academics worked closely together, she had to "work quite hard to keep up" (PPI 16).

Low usage means infrequent service, and infrequent service, in turn, deters users.