Sentence examples for there were infrequent from inspiring English sources
There were infrequent finds on trips, like an amazing pencil-and-pastel drawing of a busy blacksmith's shop that my husband bought from a street vendor in Rome, or a painting of a ship and an iceberg on an aqua sea that he got, after some bargaining, for the relatively astronomical price of $80 in Kansas City, Mo., while my two brothers looked askance (a frequent expression in my family).
There were infrequent circumstances (∼5 mice total in these studies) when a non-clamp study mouse was singly-housed (for example, an aggressor had to be separated from cage mates to prevent stress and injury to the other mice and to ensure access to food. Mice were housed under controlled light (12∶12 light∶dark) and climate conditions with unlimited access to food and water.
There were infrequent AT8-immunopositive neurons in the hippocampi of all adult post-mortem cases with Dravet syndrome (all Braak Stage 2 or less).
No hypersensitivity reactions were observed and there were infrequent cases of grade 4 neutropenia (11%) and grade 2-3 neuropathy (13%) [ 149].
There were infrequent or absent spot checks by PIU staff to check records, and limited ad hoc observations and client interviews.
There were infrequent arrhythmias noted including one dog with supraventricular premature depolarizations (ISACHC 2) and 5 dogs with ventricular premature depolarization (4 dogs - ISACHC 2 and 1 dog - ISACHC 3).
In addition there are infrequent outcrops of igneous rocks including lavas, tuffs and volcanic vent agglomerates.
There are infrequent glimpses of traditional Butoh and its exploration of raw primeval darkness at the heart of modern life, at least for a culture formed in part by the horrors of Hiroshima.
In other instances, where the next mention bias created by the discourse structure does not conflict with the preference to interpret pronouns as referring back to previous subjects, pronoun reference resumes its heavy subject bias and there is infrequent linking of pronouns to non-subject antecedents.
Common threshers are active, strong swimmers; there are infrequent reports of them leaping completely out of the water.
Although average precipitation and humidity during summer is low, there are infrequent yet heavy and often violent storms.
