Sentence examples for rather infrequent from inspiring English sources

So land manias have been rather infrequent, many decades apart.

In relation to practical application the behaviour is probably rather infrequent.

This is rather infrequent for synthetic materials, but quite common for minerals.

Unfortunately, this also results in high effort in maintaining code and is the reason for rather infrequent updates on this part of Beryllium10.

For starters, behavioural signs of sleepiness such as yawning and nodding are rather infrequent events that may not be captured in a short recording.

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).

My position is that a robust system needs to produce frequent crashes, with citizens immune to them, rather than infrequent total collapses which we cannot cope with.

It is felt that instances of erroneous input of injection time and non-synchronization of clocks reflect the real world situation, but are rather very infrequent.

Among African populations outside of the meningitis belt, serotype 1 carriage is rarely seen [ 44- 46] but this may indicate a short carriage duration rather than infrequent transmission.

It was shown that frequent unsafe injection practice (sharing needles and syringes once a day or more) and frequent unsafe sex (intercourses with 'sometimes or never' condom use) with casual partners were significantly associated with HIV infection, while with commercial sexual partners intercourses with 'always or often' rather than infrequent condom use showed significant association.

In these environments, the focus should be to maintain a sufficient seed bank for populations to exploit unpredictable disturbance opportunities which could be achieved by favouring smaller, repeated collections, rather than mass, infrequent collections.