Sentences with phrase «too infrequent»

Monthly recognition is too infrequent and not reinforcing.

Normally the formal reviews take place only once a year — a little too infrequent for some associates who felt «they should check in more than once a year to see that we are getting enough opportunities.»

Rachel's problem is not traffic, nor plastic bag use (she brings her own), but rather, firstly, the fact that many markets are too infrequent to have a real impact on farmers» income, and secondly, that they are still seen as too elitist and expensive.

Your visits here are all too infrequent, guess you're still trying to convert them all over at wuwt:)

In the anacoustic zone above 160 kilometres (99 mi), the density is so low that molecular interactions are too infrequent to permit the transmission of sound.»

Another is my (too infrequent) effort to highlight particularly thoughtful posts by «real» people.

However with the PlayStation 4 I'd argue that the updates are far too infrequent, and the dreaded word «stability» is stated too often.

Of more important note are the games all too infrequent puzzles which are surprisingly entertaining.

Too frequent bathing can destroy the natural oils; but too infrequent puts stress on the skin and body.

I know my blogs are both too infrequent and too long.

Maybe negative EV is too infrequent to worry about, but I prefer to not omit good stocks because my screen is sometimes perverse.

This is a first novel and it shows somewhat - one weird pacing decision and a few startling flashbacks (too infrequent to make much sense,) too much i

(One can imagine an ideal world where these conversations happen as a matter of course, but in truth they are too infrequent, and technology can be one way of opening minds and sparking new discussions).

Only when the peerless Vanessa Redgrave appears on screen to deliver an elegantly sexy and witty performance, at intervals too infrequent for sustained relief, is any measure of heat detectable.

These all too infrequent flashes aside and despite the picture's considerable formal values, the film ultimately adds up to little more than an inane endurance test.

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

This should keep the body in an overall anabolic state without causing problems related to too frequent or too infrequent consumption of meals.

The data also show that prescriptions of penicillin, the antibiotic recommended to treat strep throat, remained at 9 percent while prescribing for azithromycin, a more expensive antibiotic, increased from being too infrequent to measure reliably in1997 - 1998 to 15 percent of visits in 2009 - 2010.

Such fires are too infrequent to judge whether they're coming harder and faster as the climate warms, Lane said.

«In the low - resolution models, hurricanes were far too infrequent,» Wehner said.

Creating high - tech companies by researchers is still too infrequent in Europe.

«Although the analysis can not dismiss the possibility that individual homes or small numbers of homes have been or could be negatively impacted, it finds that if these impacts do exist, they are either too small and / or too infrequent to result in any widespread, statistically observable impact.»

I believe Kendra is right... the association with TSS and sodium polyacrylate was its super-absorbency leading to too infrequent changing of a woman's tampon.

At the peak of his powers, there are few who can do what Sanchez does, but these days are too infrequent for him to be considered the best.

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

You show real glimpses of genius and creative vision but these Are all too infrequent as is your effort and mentality.

In opinion pieces, feature articles, and book reviews, it turns out that the number - one subject category, far and away, is theology, both Catholic and Protestant, with too infrequent engagement with Orthodoxy.

Not exact matches

From overly promotional tweets to way - too - infrequent Facebook posts, business owners make lots of blunders when it comes to social media.

On the other hand, infrequent or uncertain positive events, like quality time with friends or an exciting road trip, occur too sporadically to get used to.

The probe's visits are also fast and infrequent — about every 53.5 days — to prevent it from getting too much exposure to the planet's electronics - damaging radiation.

There are many diaper rash triggers including diapers that are too small, a case of diarrhea, and infrequent diaper changes.

Brown says that while combination end points have a legitimate purpose when researchers are testing drugs for a rare or infrequent outcome, far too often researchers use the information in ways that «mislead both doctors and the general public.»

But unfortunately ketchup has way too much sugar derived from high fructose corn syrup to be healthy in anything but small infrequent doses.

There are, admittedly, some gags that come across a bit too campy, but these are more infrequent than expected.

These instances, while infrequent and all too brief, satisfy the turbulent bloodlust that builds up when you're wading through a town with hundreds of thousands of wandering undead.

«When recess conditions include the following: inadequate rules; infrequent enforcement of rules, minimal supervision, insufficient space and equipment; and too many children standing around [lack of opportunity], problems often occur,» Buschner observed.

Could be a small, infrequent vacuum leak too I think.

So, too, do the slowly ascending engine note and the relatively infrequent shifts.

Although I don't think it's a good idea to look at the value of your investments too often, I do think it's a good idea to carry out regular but infrequent portfolio reviews.

Peaches can be good for a dog if they're given in small, infrequent amounts because too many peaches can cause diarrhea or loose stools.

That fee is mitigated by an annual $ 200 Uber credit and an annual $ 200 airline credit for incidentals (like checked bag and seat selection fees), both of which may not be too valuable to an infrequent traveler.

That's not to say that I never have any issues — I do — but they're infrequent enough not to bother me too much and they almost always get resolved, eventually, in my favor.

If you're an infrequent flyer or if you have no loyalty, then this probably makes more sense, too.

They're infrequent enough that there was no need to repeat specific puzzle types throughout the game too heavily.

It could be argued that Solatorobo's ambitions are greater than its reach, artistry evident in the game's overall aesthetic (not to mention the all - too - infrequent anime cut - scenes) pushing the DS hardware but still never quite doing the style justice.

Even those who measure client satisfaction effectively well tend to do so at too - infrequent intervals.

Because of not following strategies like these, we put our extra money towards frequent dinners out and not - too - infrequent bottles of wine.

Yes, you get used to the Charms bar over time, but I still see it trip up new or infrequent Windows 8 users far too often.

Sex may be infrequent, too little, or no contact, which can be hard for one or both partners.