Sentence examples for infrequently for from inspiring English sources
Jennings has started sporadically and has scored infrequently for Lottomatica Virtus Roma.
Because bad smells occurred too infrequently for a Febreze habit to form, marketers started looking for more regular cues on which they could capitalize.
The awards are voted on by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, some of whose members are foreign journalists, but many of whom write infrequently for obscure overseas publications.
But it happened infrequently, for the closer one got to the border the emptier the land became, and the fewer people one encountered.
I slept only infrequently, for a couple hours in the early morning, periodically marvelling at the blooming bruise where the concrete had hit my thigh.
In 1988, Ronald Reagan campaigned infrequently for George Bush, and in 1960, Dwight D. Eisenhower offered little support for Richard M. Nixon.
Other researchers have investigated the benefits of griping (high for those who do it infrequently, lower for frequent complainers) and extent of pessimism in different cultures.
Despite evidence of differences between invasive ductal (IDC) and lobular (ILC) BC, they are infrequently accounted for when making treatment decisions for individual patients.
Similarly, information was infrequently recorded for Medicaid status (a risk factor for elevated BLLs) and, in a small number of cases, whether chelation therapy was administered.
Epidemiologic information, including animal characteristics (e.g., observable risk factors or clinical signs) predisposing to animal disease, is frequently used for design of targeted surveillance systems, but this information is infrequently used for population inference.
Most previous studies have included clinical judgment as a criterion for activation, but the RRT in these studies was only infrequently activated for this reason.
