Sentence examples for infrequent to from inspiring English sources

It's not infrequent to go from Boney M to Pete Seeger.

This causes market participants to stop taking prices as given because transactions are too infrequent to provide clear price signals.

Seemes said the Olympics, which will open in late July in London, were too infrequent to benefit most track programs.

"Put in crude terms, the chances of individuals meeting up and procreating becomes just too infrequent to sustain the species.

"It's very infrequent to find an artist of this period that you'd never even heard of," said Zwirner & Wirth's director, Kristine Bell, referring to Mr. Taylor.

He found no statistically significant change in the killings of police officers — which were too infrequent to measure — or assaults on police officers.

By ultrastructural examination, 44% had readily identified z-bands and myofilaments, 37% had infrequent to rare myofilaments and z-bands, and 19% had myotubular intermediate filaments.

However, in the Transportation Planning and Engineering domain it is still infrequent to find in the travel behavior literature studies using qualitative techniques to explore activity-travel decisions.

Occasional flashes of vigour and intelligence by some of Xerxes' successors were too infrequent to prevent eventual collapse but did allow the empire to die gradually.

He added that the organized visits to the tomb were nonetheless still too infrequent to accommodate all who wished to go.

One expensive lesson of the shuttle programme is that trips into space are too infrequent to justify building a re-usable spacecraft.