Sentence examples for shown infrequently from inspiring English sources

For baseball, stars are shown infrequently.

Afterward this four-hour "Napoleon" was shown infrequently and never released on DVD in America, though it was put out on VHS and laserdisc.

The clip was shown infrequently in the United States.

Reviewer James Berardinelli noted, "The movie follows the Jaws rule that monsters are usually more intimidating when they are shown infrequently and only in brief glimpses".

Ioannidis, and Al-Ubaydli 2008) have shown how infrequently attempts to replicate are actually made and, even more strikingly, how contradicted results persist in the literature.

By 5 months of age small clusters of disorganized cells (Fig 4F) or micro-cysts (not shown) could infrequently be observed in the double knockout mice but not in either of the single mutant mice or control mice, suggestive of a breakdown in normal proliferative control in these cells.

This useful feature shows up infrequently now.

She took pride in her lessons, but said that because students were not required to attend class, some showed up infrequently.

As for Chris Mitchell's claim about ceasing to take my calls, I must say I was not aware he felt that way at the time – which shows how infrequently I actually spoke to him.

We have seen first hand how easy it is for producers to pull the wool over the eyes of the auditors of certification bodies, who show up infrequently at farms, pre-announced, spend little time there, talk to very few workers and when they do, talk to them at the farm's headquarters.

The process of 'behavioural engagement' showed so infrequently in our data that we decided not to keep it in our analysis.