Sentence examples for infrequently visited from inspiring English sources

It is infrequently visited by many tourists but is home to a farm resort and ever-evolving agritourism circuit where locavore thinking has taken hold and begun to redefine Singaporean cuisine and culture.

It's just a shame, say some, that the benefit isn't spread around a bit more – especially in the largely rural and infrequently visited interior where Sardinia's culture is most fiercely protected.

The heart of the record consists of four songs, with music by Jim Tomlinson and lyrics by the novelist Kazuo Ishiguro, that enter a literary realm infrequently visited by jazz songwriters.

It becomes clear after a time what rock they are talking about - the vast single stone, larger than an island, that lies at Australia's heart and that until recent times was as infrequently visited by Europeans as Timbuktu or the South Pole.

Apparently restricted to scrub/ shrub between 3200 and 4600 meters in elevation, the bird is known primarily from specimens collected in 1922 and very few recent observations due to its infrequently visited range high in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta.

In addition, these areas may be infrequently visited by foreign travelers.

Almost all livestock herds showed a highly dispersed pasture use, infrequently visiting the same grazing ground on consecutive days (Additional file 1: Figures S4 to S12).

Gershenson astutely compared the number of people who love Katz's Deli, yet infrequently visit the institution, with how many people were devastated by the closing of Gourmet.

Poor self-rated oral health, a perceived need for dental treatment, and infrequently visiting a dental professional were the main predictors of having unmet dental treatment needs.

Likewise, testing for familiarity was inspired by the observation that local nonbreeders tend to call more often than vagrant birds that only infrequently visit the study site (Szipl & Bugnyar, 2014).

But as Darwin suspected, these deceptive species do suffer from their stinginess and are visited infrequently, so infrequently that observing natural visits by pollinators is all but impossible.