Sentence examples similar to infrequently just one from inspiring English sources
He touches down in these parts infrequently, which is just one reason to take note of this weekend engagement.
It can be seen that the majority of this population exceeds thresholds for acute harm (binge drinking) but they drink infrequently (just over once a week on average), thus less than one in five exceed guidelines for chronic harm.
For example, in 2001, a UK Parliament document stated that 'Some diseases occur so infrequently in nature that the appearance of just one case may be suggestive of deliberate release' and went on to say that 'UK clinicians are also being alerted to watch out for tell-tale symptoms and presentations'.
Interviewer: Yes, just one.
That lineage has propelled Mexican fighters to Garden main events, but more infrequently than one would think.
(Medallions come on the market infrequently; earlier this year, one was auctioned off for nearly a million dollars).
Each garment would thus be rented only infrequently, perhaps just once every four or five years.
INT21: Well the spread is very, very infrequently because one of the things that I try to do is not have spread or butter or anything, if I'm having a sandwich I usually have something like perhaps some mustard or some chutney or something like that on my bread just to flavour it a little bit, together with the filling.
Several online sites keep costs down by executing their trades infrequently -- in one case, only once a week -- and investors must accept the current market price.
