| Such crimes may be rare, but it's not just their infrequency that makes them so shocking. |
| The infrequency of these events poses a challenge to the public servants entrusted with protecting public safety. |
| It was anticipated that the infrequency of some circuits would result in significant delays and prolonged completion times for cases on circuits. |
| Like all truly great bands, they never settled for a formula sound and have constantly evolved despite the infrequency of their releases. |
| Others felt less confident because of the infrequency with which they are required to do it, or because they lacked training. |
| He had gone on record before this game noting the infrequency of cup shocks in the north opposed to his native England. |
