Sentence examples for just infrequent from inspiring English sources

Often these events are unexpected, or just infrequent.

PROFANITY -- Some but infrequent and mild.

"Put in crude terms, the chances of individuals meeting up and procreating becomes just too infrequent to sustain the species.

Unsatisfying as ties are, they're an infrequent but just and necessary occurrence in the N.F.L.

Just like the infrequent times when my old high school coach would utter my last name, I popped up ready to do whatever was asked of me.

They perform only at infrequent intervals now.

Yet, the so-called "smart pigs" used for this purpose are expensive and delicate and the risk related to their possible blocking inside the pipeline is non-negligible, hence their deployment is rather infrequent (generally, just once in several years).

To prevent infrequent use just for sending huge files, there's a stipulation that Lycos mail accounts that go unused for 30 days will be deleted, but for $6 per year that limit is removed.

"I can just manage, with not infrequent pauses, to walk about a third of a mile," he wrote to Felix Frankfurter.

In the maize bZIP family, these replacements are infrequent and just occur in two groups.

My guess is that it would simply be too infrequent that the app would be able to effectively route me around a slow down, but that's just my opinion.