He remembers, correctly, that Mr. Gore has visited New York, though infrequently, slightly more often than Mr. Bush has.
Players of M.M.O.'s are notoriously obsessive gamers, not infrequently dedicating more time to the make-believe careers of their characters than to their own real jobs.
When "Flight of the Conchords" was first shown on HBO last summer, it was a modest hit, infrequently drawing more than 1 million viewers an episode.
Of the Giants' 215 completions this season, Toomer has 51, Hilliard 45, Jurevicius 12, Dixon 4 and Davis 2. Dixon and Davis have had few chances because the Giants infrequently use more than two or three receivers at a time.
Young viewers who ditch their parents' news sources often do get their news from Jon Stewart's "Daily Show" and other comic venues that not infrequently have more insight and command of the facts than, say, the Ken and Barbie dolls lately recruited as news "personalities" to stem the hemorrhaging at CNN.
Commuters who never or very infrequently travel more than 60 miles daily are good candidates for urban EVs; they constitute around 70% of US vehicles [29, 30].
In contrast to the $8 million hedge fund billionaire Steven Cohen paid for British contemporary artist Damien Hirst's formaldehyde-soaked shark, the finest Japanese art infrequently costs more than $1 million.
Finally, sawtooth features in retraction curves are observed only infrequently (no more than 10% of retraction curves display features[46]) thus we may not have collected a sufficient number of retraction curves to observe this stochastic feature.
Vaccination against TBE offers very effective protection, and people who had visited forests, no matter how infrequently, were more likely to have been vaccinated than those who had not visited a forest recently [29], [30].
Doctors over the age of 35 infrequently worked more than 5 sessions.
