Sentence examples for quite infrequent from inspiring English sources
Contested trials are quite infrequent.
Mentions of chemical identifiers (2.16%) and of the type MULTIPLE (0.70%) are quite infrequent.
"It's actually quite infrequent that people make rash decisions about them," says Swami. "Pain is quite a big barrier.
Even though mild apical root resorption is a usual finding among orthodontic patients [3], severe root length loss is quite infrequent.
Although PSH is not uncommon in population or headache clinic-based studies, it may be, according to our results, a quite infrequent diagnosis in a headache outpatient office, especially when considering primary cause of admitting.
It was initially considered as a quite infrequent syndrome, though the increasing number of patients identified in headache offices suggested that this headache syndrome may be misdiagnosed and under recognized [4, 7, 10].
This is rather infrequent for synthetic materials, but quite common for minerals.
What used to be quite exciting and infrequent has now become quite a regular occurrence.
Visiting fans have frequently been banned from Swansea v Cardiff games, such is the antipathy between the two clubs from south Wales; likewise, West Ham v Millwall games are particularly spicy affairs and ones the Metropolitan Police are presumably quite glad are fairly infrequent, especially after the violence the last time the two met, in the 2009 League Cup.
The Irish seals were captured by Martyn Poyntz-Roberts, a Radio 4 producer, who was working on an edition of Open Country when he heard their extraordinary chorus of barks, squeals and groans for the first time – they were quite unbothered by the infrequent visitors to the island, he noted.
When João shows a flat to a prospective buyer, it seems natural to him to mention that the servants' room has a window (such things were non-existent in the days of slavery and infrequent until quite recently), but he feels insulted when a buyer suggests that a property should be cheaper because a recent occupant of a flat in the same block committed suicide.
