Sentence examples for a reasonably even from inspiring English sources

It was a reasonably even affair.

Combinations of these approaches are usually necessary in order to maintain a reasonably even distribution and to minimize the accumulation of biomass in gas biofilters.

Mike Amey of Pimco - the world's biggest investor in government bonds, has said "Our best estimate, assuming a reasonably even split of assets and liabilities, would be the interest rate [paid by the Scottish government] would be between 0.5% and 1% more than the UK government currently pays".

This assessment compares the allocated workloads with the specified shift-times and may also include workload balancing to ensure a reasonably even distribution across the staff.

As yet, none of the countries represented here has a top-heavy population pyramid, with the consequence that there is a reasonably even balance in proportions of NCD deaths occurring before and after 65 years of age, despite high NCD rates among older people.

A lens must cover the area of a camera's film format to yield an image adequately sharp and with reasonably even brightness from the centre to the corners of the film.

Ever since racing began, the business of getting two or more runners away on reasonably even terms has been a problem.

The 6654 SNPs from this study were validated by selecting a subset of 1536 SNPs, spaced at reasonably even intervals along the aligned genomes, and mapping them to Pop DF and Pop DG. 1211 SNPs were mapped in both populations.

And, in the course of separating, both he and Evelyn had behaved reasonably, even charitably.

It had been reasonably even in the first half, but Atlético dominated the second and were unstoppable in the air.

As a byproduct of the Congress's goal of equalizing geographic resources across the states, most states have reasonably diverse populations and economic interests, and the income distribution across the states is reasonably even.