Sentences with phrase «not infrequent»

Seems like problems are not infrequent, but I've only closed 1 deal with them... but we did close.

In the days before the cryptocurrency had formally forked from bitcoin, creating a $ 5 billion network from a few changes to its code, Wu was a not infrequent participant in the chatroom.

«This was a small 8 unit building and the respondent was a not infrequent visitor.

Certainly, one could argue that public law adjudication requires a certain adjudicatory structure, such as the presence of an appeals mechanism and permanent courts with tenured judges; yet, this disregards that arbitration is not an infrequent mode of settling disputes between public law bodies and private actors also at the purely domestic level, and is obviously accepted under the constitutional provisions of the legal systems involved.

Four years later, Colen has a major show at Gagosian that fills the entire gallery, a risky if not infrequent undertaking.

Many of these games are available on all three systems are «cross buy» so it is not infrequent that you will be able to get a whole bunch of games

In Malawi, such moments are not infrequent.

Since I practice shelter medicine and Dr. Clemmons is a neurologist (and not infrequent «wiener dog back surgeon»), I decided to call an equine veterinarian for assistance.

@Kitsune808 It is not infrequent that @BloombergNews Headlines are misleading, or quirky.

Whether that be dead pixels (not an infrequent issue with LCD - based screens on smartphones and tablets across the market); erratic touch detection problems when typing or touching your screen; or backlight bleeding, the manufacturing processes being utilized with the Nexus 7 are not perfect and can lead to a negative experience for consumers.

On those not infrequent occasions when some of my previous publishers were making me crazy with their ineptitude on things like cover design, the bio, and various marketing issues, sure, I used to think about this kind of thing a lot, and even discussed it with some writer friends.

Since then, with the exuberance of an Iowa cheerleader and the smart - alecky cynicism of a Brooklyn roller - rink queen, she'd taken him under her wing, defending him against the not infrequent fallout from his lack of social graces, pugnacity, and proclivity to take on quixotic battles for truth and justice that no one else much cared about.

We believe that effective professional learning is ongoing and sustained, not infrequent and transitory; is job - embedded rather than external; occurs in the classroom and school context; focuses on results rather than perceptions; and is systematically aligned with school and district goals (DuFour, DuFour & Eaker, 2008; Lutrick, 2012).

And the deliberate adulteration of TCHM materials is not infrequent.

Kings fans whoapproach the Maloofs have been known to receive a team jersey in the mail aweek or two later, and $ 100 tips are not infrequent for waitresses and bellmen.In 2002 Joe struck up a conversation with the bathroom attendant in a LosAngeles restaurant.

They are seen as relative and so it is not infrequent that one hears the idea that if they can bechanged then they ought to be changed.

Yet, in one of the not infrequent contradictions of American politics, voters combine their concern for economic security» and their reliance on the state to guarantee it» with an intense generalized distrust of, and opposition to, big government.

Another illustration is the not infrequent discovery by a minister that one member of his church's official board is absolutely recalcitrant on every issue.

When we come to study the phenomenon of conversion or religious regeneration, we shall see that a not infrequent consequence of the change operated in the subject is a transfiguration of the face of nature in his eyes.

Another not infrequent misunderstanding of Buber's attitude toward the law is that it is in reality a form of antinomianism.

This not infrequent exercise is usually based on the absurdly unrealistic idea that pupils unthinkingly parrot Catholic dogma, and need to have their horizons widened to understand the views of others in a secular world.

«It's not infrequent grounds for a reversal... but there is a well - established case law on improperly selected juries.»

The doubts weren't infrequent.

Not exact matches

It's often enough that he's satisfied, but infrequent enough that I don't mind it.

Years of trial and error have taught me that I prefer to eat much larger infrequent meals and not to start eating until later on in the day.

However, if you are an infrequent shopper, the price may not be worth it for the free shipping.

Otherwise, infrequent investors should not be on your target list.

This type of payment schedule might not be a good choice for a business that relies on a month - end influx of cash flow to maintain business operations or infrequent inward deposits.

For one, infrequent travelers or restaurant diners won't earn enough in points with this card to justify its $ 95 annual fee, at least after the first year (for which the fee is waived).

In this context, a risk is not anything bad that you can imagine, but rather, it is an uncertain or infrequent event that could cause substantial harm.

Special and infrequent Corporate Actions that do not come under the descriptions above may occur.

NEW YORK (Real Money)-- Perusing The New York Times mobile site, as I do on infrequent mornings when I'm not by my hard copy, I came across this piece on risk, asset diversity and retirement by Tara Siegel Bernard.

hahahaha I mean you don't serve so your contact with Islamics is probably infrequent or non-existant, but you can read so if you really, raelly believe that you can convert a Muslim or convince them to allow you to continue your «blasphemy — in their eyes» then... hahahaha

When the Bible refers to God darkening the moon, or not allowing it's light to shine, it's likely talking about infrequent lunar eclipses, and the same system of finding meaning in the position of planets relative to constellations we know as astrology is what these Bible writers are talking about.

On the other hand, she didn't write or phone very often, and she had been living in a city 300 miles away, so visits were infrequent.

The twists of a congregation's plot are infrequent and uncertain, and they are not the ultimate measure of ministry.

The young Haitians, aged 18 to 25, who go to the Dominican Republic to cut the ripe sugar cane find that their pay is so low, their 11 - hour workdays are so infrequent, and their living expenses so high, that they do not get enough to eat.

Dry mouth, dark - colored urine or infrequent urination are signs that you are not getting enough fluids.

Well, for as infrequent that I do it I feel I certainly don't have the right to claim that title anymore.

The town itself is perhaps five blocks square, with infrequent houses, several hotels, a restaurant / bar or two, and not much more.

There was talk all summer of how players such as Mathieu Debuchy and David Ospina may be considering moves away due to a lack of playing time, however one infrequent starter for the Arsenal who did not seem to want a move, is left back Kieran Gibbs.

Those nights, unfortunately, have been far too infrequent, and the danger still persists that the team may not make the playoffs.

And considering how infrequent his playing time has been, a year out on loan wouldn't be the worst thing in the world to have happen to Coman.

Based on his performance in that final, and in the infrequent occasions I've watched him in Championship games, he is a more muscular presence, and harder to shake off the ball, than the lightweight Ashley Young, and Nani (much as I like Nani, strength is not one of his, erm, strengths).

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.

If the bowel movements are simply infrequent, but still soft and without pain, then you don't have to worry at all.

My issue is that his poop is not seedy and very infrequent (once a day).

Then you don't need to worry about her infrequent bowel movements.

Instead, USDA left this issue up to the states, with the vague caveat that such fundraisers must be «infrequent» along with a statement that the agency expects that «the frequency of such exempt fundraisers... [will] not reach a level to impair the effectiveness of the competitive food requirements in this rule.»

Don't take a young adult's infrequent contact personally.