Sentence examples for infrequent sessions from inspiring English sources

Parliament, which comprised three branches clergy, nobility, and royal towns and districts—voted ordinary and special taxes, but its short and infrequent sessions prevented sustained opposition to Spanish policies.

Some community programmes were seen to offer too few and infrequent sessions.

Practicing in infrequent, marathon sessions is inefficient as it overtaxes the body, leaving you feeling stiff and frustrated.

Infrequent heavy drinking sessions at Christmas and New Year are unlikely to have a serious health effect, but you may experience short-term symptoms such as feeling anxious or irritable when you stop.

The temptation for officeholders to seek greener pastures in lobbying can be even greater in statehouses where salaries are small and legislative sessions infrequent.

The preplanning and infrequent nature of these sessions reinforced perceptions that personal alcohol use was controlled and acceptable.

While CHNs sometimes have the option of attending workshops, these sessions are infrequent and irregular, may not count as education credit and only a limited number of nurses are able to attend.

A closed session is infrequent but not unheard of in the Senate and is usually conducted to discuss matters of national security.

Compared with today's bears, this ancient creature, named Indarctos arctoides, had a surprisingly large penis bone that suggests it had infrequent but long-lasting sex sessions, the study found.

Until recently, room sharing by business travelers was confined mostly to infrequent trips to seminars or training sessions, often by academics and government employees on tight per diem allowances or by workers who do not usually travel on business.

Infrequent dialysis, namely once-a-week session combined with very low-protein, low-phosphorus diet supplemented with ketoacids was reported as a useful treatment schedule for ESRD patients with markedly reduced residual renal function but preserved urine output.