infrequency

With their greater infrequency the sounds increased in strength and sharpness.

Chulk was wearying of the continued marching and the infrequency and short duration of the rests.

Though wrought ages since, it was but little weather-worn owing to the aridity of the Martian atmosphere, the infrequency of rains, and the rarity of dust storms.

In Northern Chile, from the extreme infrequency of rain, or even of weather foreboding rain, the probability of accidental coincidences becomes very small; yet the inhabitants are here most firmly convinced of some connection between the state of the atmosphere and of the trembling of the ground: I was much struck by this when mentioning to some people at Copiapo that there had been a sharp shock at Coquimbo: they immediately cried out, "How fortunate!

IT appears that Birmingham City Council has introduced fortnightly refuse collections 'by stealth', judging by the infrequency of their recent visits to our area.

Sudden death in athletes is an extremely rare event yet no less tragic for its infrequency. Most of these deaths are due to underlying cardiovascular diseases and therefore categorized as sudden cardiac death (SCD).

She said some commuters could also be discouraged from using the Ebbw Vale train line to Cardiff due to its perceived infrequency and overcrowding.

The accumulation of our dreams and desires transformed the infrequency into a ritual, almost holy for its utmost necessity to deliver us from the mundanity of every day.

She feared the infrequency of CQC checks meant "the likelihood is many other issues potentially exist in those care homes".

Incumbent Southern Municipal Council chairman Ahmed Al Ansari, who is also running for parliament, said proper planning was required - despite the infrequency of Bahrain's rains.