Sentences with phrase «become infrequent»

Also sex may have become infrequent, to little, or no contact, which may alarm one or both partners.

Lots of people come to our forums because the sex in their relationship has become infrequent or stopped all together.

Some patients are able to discontinue their phenobarbital if seizures have become infrequent.

Health issues will never disappear, but they can become infrequent given sufficient scientific knowledge of the disease and a willingness among breeders and owners to do what is necessary to reduce disease frequency.

As DNA tests become more common there will come a time that some diseases may become infrequent in a breed, though this isn't likely until many dog generations have passed.

We are usually seated for hours while in transit, and exercise routines often become infrequent.

Babies at times become infrequent in having their bowel movements, especially if they are on formula milk.

Sex was good in the beginning but never particularly intimate, and after many years became infrequent and awkward.

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Public Service openings at the lower entry levels (PM - 01, Policy Administrator, Level 1, is a broad and typical entry - level classification in the Core Public Service) have become more infrequent within the last six months.

Sex was good in the early years but of late it has become increasingly infrequent, hurried, and less satisfying, especially for Karen.

His visits to Quarr Abbey become more infrequent, although loving letters from Father Joe continue to reach him on a regular basis in New York and Los Angeles.

Signs of life have become growingly infrequent.

Anyway, our sex life more or less became very infrequent after three or four months into the marriage and i remember that i used to feel very confused if it was normal or not.

These infrequent contractions can be experienced throughout your entire pregnancy, however, they tend to become stronger as you get close to your due date.

I also became acutely aware of the challenges public school art teachers face with large class sizes, poor quality materials, and infrequent class time.

The PR initiative became a PR disaster and copies of the Code Action report became more and more infrequent and then stopped (it ran to only 7 issues from October 1999 to June 2003).

Unfortunately, these infrequent emotional outbursts may become routine if they aren't taught boundaries and discipline early in their development.

As your baby grows older, it will become more and more infrequent.

Your flow changes, and may become either heavier (menorrhagia), or lighter, or irregular and infrequent (oligomenorrhea).

I — and so, I became aware of the idea of brief and intense and infrequent exercise.

Even the scares, too infrequent for this type of film, have a consistent misdirection that becomes tired and predictable.

Light grain maintains a constant presence, but the film only becomes fuzzy in the infrequent zoom.

An infrequent, puzzling phenomenon is the litter in which many, if not all, of the whelps become strangely deformed sometime in the first two weeks of life.

However, infrequent holding can result in animals become territorial and unsocial.

As the new behavior is established and the dog becomes «fluent» we switch to a random schedule of reinforcement, and we «fade» from frequent to infrequent rewards within this schedule provided that the behavior remains strong.

A country lane can be the most dangerous road as cats become complacent about infrequent traffic and then get caught out by a speeding car.

Flooding, drought, hurricanes, wildfires — extreme weather events, once infrequent, are becoming more common and powerful due to climate change.

But they have become increasingly infrequent — today's will be just the fourth since 2000.

Some managers may also wrongly assume that their B players simply lack the talent or potential to ever become A players, so investing more time in developing them will yield limited and infrequent returns.

The article, written by Frank J. Riccio D.M.D., J.D., wrote that there are no reasons why civil jury trials have become so infrequent.

Or, they recognize so infrequently that employee recognition becomes a downer for the many when the infrequent few are recognized.