Sentence examples for infrequent use of from inspiring English sources

Initially, however, the agency made infrequent use of this new authority.

Given my fairly infrequent use of the fireplace, he said, I should be O.K. waiting two years for an inspection.

High sexual activity and infrequent use of condoms produced a teen-pregnancy rate five times that of the Netherlands.

Mr. Bush has made relatively infrequent use of the broad clemency power granted to him in the Constitution, issuing 171 pardons and 8 commutations.

Law enforcement officials say Mr. Ashcroft has all but ruled out handing the case to local prosecutors in Maryland because of their infrequent use of the death penalty.

Justice Department officials and state prosecutors in Virginia maintain that because of Maryland's infrequent use of the death penalty, Montgomery County provides the weakest chance of executing Mr. Muhammad if he is convicted.

Mr Hunt claims too many private schools are currently providing token benefits to their communities such as three-hour-a-day entrance to art exhibitions, the hiring out of a hall or infrequent use of a football field.

Assessment of sleep disturbance in cancer patients is hindered by infrequent use of standardized tools for sleep management.

The high prices are responsible for the infrequent use of TransMilenio by low-income groups, even when they have walking access to the system (Teunissen et al. 2015).

The strength of the recommendation (2 +) is related to the as-yet infrequent use of ultrasound with tracheotomy and to the quality of the randomized trials.

Infrequent use of tools for surgical patients sequencing results in inappropriate prioritization of patients, waiting days/weeks to have their procedures.