Sentence examples for infrequent observers from inspiring English sources

Infrequent observers of the French DIY scene may have assumed that Mr Bricolage was already hard at work for Kingfisher.

But even if it is free, thin and infrequent, The New Observer is seen locally as a newspaper, and its conviction worries first amendment lawyers like Jeremy Feigelson of Debevoise & Plimpton in Manhattan.

Stereotypic behaviours were infrequent (0.1% of observations).

The observers in this study documented frequent communication between physicians and nurses, but weak communication (infrequent) by other types of clinicians that interacted with the clinicians being observed [ 24].

Often this is to be found in some form of "watchkeeping" activity when an observer, or listener, must continuously monitor a situation in which significant, but usually infrequent and unpredictable, events may occur.

PROFANITY -- Mild and infrequent.

It is very infrequent.

PROFANITY -- Infrequent but strong.