Gershenson astutely compared the number of people who love Katz's Deli, yet infrequently visit the institution, with how many people were devastated by the closing of Gourmet.
With the kind of political clarity that I had not heard before and infrequently since, Alinsky sketched out a hard-headed yet ultimately idealistic picture of how democratic decision-making works in the world as it is.
The band has appeared together infrequently since its 2007 album "Icky Thump".
The governing body has met infrequently since it was reconstituted at the time of the formation of the academy.
They have each won two titles here, but Venus has threatened infrequently since winning in 2000 and 2001, and losing the final to Serena in 2002.
The news coincided with other developments that further dimmed the outlook for Colonel Qaddafi, who has communicated infrequently since taking refuge and whose whereabouts remain a mystery.
She has performed in China infrequently since leaving, though she will tour there in November with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, led by Michael Tilson Thomas.
And on it goes, though far more infrequently since the book came out.
It debuted in concert on 1 December 1989 in Osaka, Japan, on the Lovetown Tour, almost four years before it was released, and has been performed infrequently since then.
Though there has been some concern about perioperative nausea with exenatide, this has occurred infrequently since only ~1% of patients have a hypothalamic super sensitivity to the agent.
Conclusion: Poor health literacy was a better predictor of cervical cancer screening knowledge than ethnicity or education, yet physicians infrequently recognized low literacy.
