While the federal government routinely obtains one 30-day extension of filing deadlines in its Supreme Court cases and not infrequently obtains a second, the 98-day extension in this case is very unusual, even by federal government standards.
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As a result, Bigwala is performed infrequently and faces a real threat to its survival.
People move in or out very infrequently and they have no desire to change.
Obsessed with work, he never married, bathed infrequently and wore dirty clothes.
"Individuals buy holiday money infrequently and so may not shop around much or may just stick with the same supplier, " said Mike O'Connor, chief executive of Consumer Focus.
And no matter how infrequently an act records new music, fans can appreciate the live experience when it comes around.
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"Because it is so rare and is used so infrequently, the medical profession may have a difficult time recognizing cyanide poisoning, " Geller said.
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Many of those cars do have poor emissions and fuel efficiency ratings but are produced in such small quantities and are driven so infrequently that they don't significantly contribute to air-pollution problems.
With term insurance, the only tax break is an untaxed death benefit, and this break comes into play infrequently.
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We were also surprised, and somewhat chagrined, to discover how infrequently some of our students exercise it.
Prof Kopelman told the jury McCluskie said he suffered blackouts "infrequently" after drinking heavily and regularly smoking a strong form of cannabis.
One of the things I loved about FGO is the addition of TV clips and how they integrated into gameplay (they infrequently appear when accepting or completing certain quests).
But the tests are infrequently administered in the developing world, and even in the U.S. they are notoriously inaccurate, failing to spot infected cervical cells 25% of the time.
You will notice I am pescatarian (I eat fish infrequently but not other meat), and though many fish dishes are not on my list, if I had the palate for them, I might eat them too.
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Authors will not have to register with the Vetting and Barring Scheme if they work with children once or infrequently.
It is designed for data that is infrequently accessed, yet important to retain for future reference and for which retrieval times of several hours are suitable.
Amazon Glacier is designed for data that is infrequently accessed, yet still important to retain for future reference, and for which retrieval times of several hours are suitable.
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This ignores the fact that the upshot of these sales is that the American enterprises acquired by foreign concerns not-infrequently wind up being seen as superfluous to the new owners' core overseas operation and get shut down.
After a car crash in 1990 which left him partially paralysed and in a wheel chair, Achebe moved to live in the US - only returning to Nigeria infrequently.
Across a "yard" made of concrete that has cracked and buckled, in a bungalow filled with 2-year-olds, some tykes are spoken to so infrequently they don't even know their own names.
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