infrequency

Example Sentences

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Even though Hogan has been more lenient than any governor in a generation, the infrequency with which inmates recommended for release are granted freedom has criminal justice reformers agitating anew for change.

From Washington Post

Interactions between predators are more difficult to document and analyze due to their infrequency.

From Fox News

The infrequency of NHL games on TV here might be the only example ever of Seattle sports bars under-serving their patrons.

From Seattle Times

Because of the infrequency of international matches, a large timeframe was needed to build up a picture of form.

From BBC

Dozier's lawyers argued that Nevada doesn't frequently apply the death penalty and that infrequency makes the state more at risk to make a mistake.

From Los Angeles Times