Sentence examples for a more uneven from inspiring English sources
Nuclear power presents a more uneven picture.
Those successes belie a more uneven track record.
Yale's relations with the State have followed a more uneven course.
The oval profile results in more crescent shaped wear, which causes a more uneven filaments distribution, leading to a high wear rate.
While relying on a network of volunteers instead of a handpicked group of professional interviewers might give the interviews a more uneven quality, the connection between two community members gives the conversations a more intimate dimension.
A parametric study was conducted where it was found that an increased stiffness mismatch between the plates generates a more uneven load distribution, while reducing the length of the overlap region has the opposite effect.
Wednesday was a little more uneven and a little less well-scripted, but the masterful Bill Clinton wrapped the evening up as only he could: delivering a wonky speech with the passion of a Southern preacher and keeping the crowd rapt the whole way through.
If you wish for it to look as if you were stabbed by something, make the wound a little more uneven than a straight line.
It's perhaps a little more uneven than the earlier book, with a couple of poems striking what seems to me an uncertain note, but no doubt it will be in the running for prizes, too, and deservedly so.
A closer look at the movie industry shows the picture to be a lot more uneven than the headline statistics indicate.
Comic books themselves have tread a much more uneven path.
