Examples of 'very infrequent' in a sentence
Meaning of "very infrequent"
very infrequent: Describes something that happens rarely or with great intervals in between occurrences. It indicates that the frequency of the event is very low or uncommon
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It has on a very infrequent occurrence been caught at sea.
Especially abdominal wall placements are very infrequent.
The line has very infrequent services.
Very infrequent shuttle to the town of fira.
This is helpful when symptoms are very infrequent.
Very infrequent similar to one in a generation.
Rise of body temperature is a very infrequent symptom.
A very infrequent letter.
This is not a rare or very infrequent event.
Very infrequent use hes been made of interest subsidies and loen guerentees.
Their visits to the doctor are very infrequent.
Escape is a very infrequent occurrence.
The prednisone dosages are very infrequent.
Air embolisms are a very infrequent complication related to central venous catheter removal.
They were also having very infrequent sex.
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Public buses are very infrequent and are relegated to only the major roadways.
Such changes are expected to be very infrequent.
Mail was very infrequent.
Earthquakes of moderate magnitude are very infrequent.
Fighting is very infrequent but can increase during the mating season.
Infection of pigs are very infrequent.
The advertising seems very infrequent which is good for the user experience.
Temperatures below zero are very infrequent.
Very infrequent traders are not required to have an EORI number.
Attacks can occur but they are very infrequent.
MW is very infrequent.
His presence at the school gradually became very infrequent.
Such servicing may include very infrequent repair or adjustment.
Male breast reduction is a safe operation and complications are very infrequent.
Your posts are very infrequent.
Post surgical complications also range from very frequent to very infrequent.
Westerlies are very infrequent.
And in nations without this type of media picture, anorexia is very infrequent.
I unfortunately am in transit with very infrequent and brief access to the internet.
As you have probably noticed, my visits here have become very infrequent.
In the past suburban services ran on very infrequent timetables and were not very popular.
Summers are mild and pleasant, with hot and humid conditions very infrequent.
There is sparse literary evidence and very infrequent texts on which to base our knowledge.
A very infrequent letter . Letters full of advice but never affection.
Unexpected occurrences are very infrequent.
African ancestry was very infrequent in this sample ( < 1 % of men in all age groups ).
Suitable habitat containing active sandy areas is very infrequent within the dune field.
A change in an entity's activities, as described in paragraph 20H, is expected to be very infrequent.
Those injuries are very infrequent in Canada.
Nevertheless, once the person is healthy, relapse is very infrequent.
His attendance in Parliament was very infrequent as he suffered from poor health.
I see the contractions are continuing, but they're very infrequent.
Having a 43-car racing grid was a very infrequent case during this era of NASCAR racing.
Proton pump inhibitors are associated with very infrequent cases of SCIE.
Many of these signs are very infrequent after age 6.
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And subject to infrequent inspections for wear
Infrequent distribution of information about international activities
These risks are infrequent and not severe
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I wanta very private conversation with him
He must have loved you very much
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