Tours of New Zealand have not infrequently ended with less than that, and sometimes a sharp reminder of how much work remains to be done before the World Cup in England serves the greater purpose.
Frequently, Nadal and Istomin would maneuver each other from side to side in long rallies, not infrequently ending with Istomin staring, out of breath, at a Nadal winner skipping past him into the corner.
After such reticence, the truncated description of Neizvestny's Moscow studio as "the setting for a continual interdisciplinary colloquium in which every subject under the sun was debated and discussed, often lubricated with vodka, lasting late into the night, and not infrequently ending in orgies" leaves the reader feeling shortchanged.
This search for affirmation takes Sal on the road to Denver and San Francisco Los Angeles and Texas and Mexicoo; sometimes with Dean, sometimes without; sometimes in the company of other beat individuals whose tics vary, but whose search is very much the same (not infrequently ending in death or derangement; the search for belief is very likely the most violent known to man).
Furthermore, two thirds of the physicians who reported infrequently discussing end-of-life care reported feeling inadequately prepared to have such discussions.
Some investigators have called for more use of radiotherapy in the palliative setting (Barbera and Bezjak, 2013), whereas randomised radiotherapy trials are infrequently including HRQOL end points (Claassens et al, 2011).
Many of her generation would turn to teaching, showing their own work ever more infrequently; Himid herself ended up teaching at the University of Central Lancashire in Preston.
However, scripted video vignettes are infrequently used to this end.
The format did not exist as a separate genre and was only found infrequently at the highest end of the market in betrothal portraits or royal family commissions.
On a related note, while the frequency of drinking alcohol increased over time, the majority of our participants were drinking infrequently even at the end of the study.
