Sentence examples for were so infrequent from inspiring English sources
Major complications from circumcision, including death, were "so infrequent" that the academy excluded them from the review.
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Because capture rates with mist nets and harp traps were significantly correlated for forest bats (Table S2) we combined data from these two capture devices; captures of open-space bats were so infrequent that they could not be analyzed.
"This walking away from an obvious reward is so infrequent.
His appearances are so infrequent there's always the feeling that each could be his last.
It is the nature of touring these days that opportunities outside the Tests are so infrequent.
Demand for the tours remains high because the expeditions are so infrequent; the last was in 2005.
The character's appearances are so infrequent and his remarks so forgettable that he seems an afterthought.
Because boundary reviews are so infrequent, Conservatives are always disadvantaged, ever more so as each boundary review recedes into the past.
In the early days, emergency shut-downs came every couple of months or so; now they are so infrequent plant managers remember each one, and every manual shutdown.
Because cancer is so infrequent in a healthy population, a radiologist will see about 2,000 computer marks that are inconsequential for every one that is a real cancer.
