Sentence examples for not very frequent from inspiring English sources

It had to do with a custom not very frequent in Haiti anymore, of selling off children to rich families where they work from a very young age on.

In Argentina, consumption surveys are not very frequent.

"You can go buy a spot on a big launch vehicle, but they're not very frequent.

Functions that imply physiological activity are not very frequent, e.g. antidandruff (4) or antimicrobial (8).

Involvement of the auditory ossicles and the internal ear is not very frequent despite the extensive bony destruction.

A.L: The only thing that isn't real is that it is not very frequent to have a very big discovery.

This is a simplification but as both load and heat demand do not present very frequent variations, this simplification is not affecting the results so much.

Fortunately, filicide is not a very frequent crime, rates vary from 0.6 per 100,000 children under 15 to 2.5 per 100,000 children under 18 [ 7, 8].

From both types of mastitis, the subclinical one is not only very frequent but also economically important as it reduces the quantity and quality of milk produced.

Anemia is not only very frequent among critically ill patients, it is also associated with increased transfusion rates and worse outcomes (increased length of stay, increased mortality) [ 6, 7].

Remember that a broad search term like "car" can generate more results than you need while a more specific term like "sapphire blue Ford Focus" may not generate very frequent results.