Sentence examples for so infrequent that from inspiring English sources

Also, trains out of Shippea Hill are so infrequent that you would be stuck there until half past seven the following morning.

Unfortunately, premières are still so infrequent that crushing expectations attend them, and disappointment inevitably ensues when a new work fails to astound Diaghilev out of his grave.

"The record for Toyota is that safety issues are so infrequent that, statistically, one should be very comfortable driving a Toyota or Lexus".

But he noted that service on the Greenport branch is so infrequent that when he takes the train to Manhattan, he often drives to the Ronkonkoma station, on the main line.

When I started trying to conceive aged 26, I knew it wouldn't be easy – I had endometriosis, polycystic ovaries and periods so infrequent that if everyone were like this, the birth rate would plummet.

New research suggests that rare mutations--sometimes so infrequent that they occur in just a single family or individual--can significantly boost schizophrenia risk.

Calculating the odds of a big impact helped, since they are so infrequent.... but that's not to say no rock will ever hit us.

I was in the countryside dependent on a small bus service that is so infrequent and slow moving that not conversing with fellow travellers is not an option.

Indeed, this outcome was so infrequent in those with baseline HbA1c <5.5% that treatment effects could not be estimated precisely in this group.

It is because militant attacks have been so infrequent – or at least distant – that this recent episode has had such an impact.

His appearances are so infrequent there's always the feeling that each could be his last.