Leiter said that he and Brennan "disagreed not infrequently" on fleeting issues, including interpretations of a piece of intelligence or how to respond to a specific threat.
They can't read aloud from even a babyish book, but they can convey complex meanings to one another and, not infrequently, to members of unrelated species, such as ours.
Private practices are not easily forthcoming with information, at times for fear of tax implications, at times because existing regulations are not respected, often because of a lack of respect for discredited ministries of public health and not infrequently because of the non-existence of information systems.
Somewhat later, at the end of the 13th century and after, Jewish scholars in Italy translated into Hebrew various texts of St. Thomas Aquinas and other Christian representatives of Scholasticism; not infrequently, some of them acknowledged the debt they owed their Christian masters.
Instead, the center of gravity (and, not infrequently, comedy) of her book is elsewhere.
Brown after all is a two-time runner-up for the Democratic presidential nomination, and was not infrequently accused of trying to conduct elements of his own foreign policy the first time he was governor.
Worse yet, athletes are not infrequently accused of theft and the physical abuse of women, and the authorities are notoriously reluctant to punish them.
It's that kind of movie, one in which Cruise and the other players let on subtly that it is a movie even as they work furiously to sell the verisimilitude of the moment, a moment that is not infrequently one of the most spectacular things you'll see in a summer movie.
This was, not infrequently, one of his own main concerns.
Throughout her career, she has had, not infrequently, attacks of self-doubt.
