Sentence examples for the most infrequent from inspiring English sources

Pressed for current usage, he says, "Near East is probably the most infrequent usage, used in organizations that date way back".

The most infrequent visitors, tour operators say, are white South Africans, many of whom have never set foot in the black communities so close to their doorsteps.

What is she busy with all day, "helping the mayor map out a new public transportation plan from a secret room at Bendel's?" Whatever it is, it leaves only the most infrequent moments for spending time with her son, and those moments are no fun for either of them.

Not only the most infrequent, but the most specific and unexpectable words are the ones that carry the most information.

Rare episodic form is the most frequent form of TTH and followed by frequent episodic form and lastly chronic TTH is the most infrequent form in both definite and probable TTH categories, in our study.

From my unpleasant yet all too common experiences, I can confirm that we deal with each inappropriate situation in a unique way, perhaps the most infrequent being speaking up.

Assault, Fig. 1b, shows the opposite temporal pattern: these criminal events are most infrequent at the beginning of the week and most common on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday the impact of Sunday is likely due to assaults occurring "Saturday night" but after midnight.

But in its response to the commission, Morgan Stanley said that "entertainment at topless bars was at most infrequent".

For example, most infrequent attenders mentioned organisational barriers.

Regulatory T lymphocytes were most frequent in GBAC (median 24 per TMA dot), followed by ECC (median 8 per TMA dot), and most infrequent in ICC (median 2 per TMA dot, P<0.001; Supplementary Table 1, Figure 3).

29 Pulmonary fibrosis (84%, P < 0·01 vs. total patients) and decreased %VC (44%, P < 0·05 vs. total patients) were most common in patients with anti-topo I and most infrequent in patients with ACA (7%, P < 0·01 and 4%, P < 0·05 vs. total patients, respectively, Table 1), as previously shown.