Sentence examples for still infrequent from inspiring English sources

Winner: Canada, where access problems of the kind reported by Britain's National Health Service are still infrequent.

Serious radiation injuries are still infrequent, and the new equipment is undeniably successful in diagnosing and fighting disease.

But far back in history, when populations were thinly spread, or in countries where contact with others is still infrequent, the appendix could be a life-saver.

Opera Rara's concert performance, conducted by Daniele Rustioni and semi-staged by Kenneth Richardson, was one of its still infrequent modern outings.

Only in the past couple of decades have Price's major works begun to receive recordings and performances, and these are still infrequent.

Moreover, the use of phantom calibration is still infrequent.

Still, this infrequent collective has produced something sublime.

Inter-caste marriage is still relatively infrequent and marriage between certain castes is taboo".

Sun still makes infrequent minority investments in start-ups, but its venture group was disbanded a few years ago.

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.

He added that the organized visits to the tomb were nonetheless still too infrequent to accommodate all who wished to go.