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The phrase "became uneven" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a change or shift in something that was previously even or level. Here is an example sentence: "The road became uneven as we traveled further into the mountains, making the journey more challenging for our car."
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Silver remained generally scarce; the issue of bronze became uneven.
But toward the end of his stewardship, its quality became uneven.
However, the outer of PCSs became uneven, which was main reason of the external surface area increase.
The surface microstructures of the TiN coating on Mo and Co metal coupons coated at 700 °C consisted of irregular grains and became uneven at higher deposition temperatures.
From Figure 4b,c,d,e,f,g, it was clearly observed that all these intermediate samples were hexagonal nanoplates and the diameter of the nanoplates became uneven with the prolonged reaction, which may be due to the Ostwald ripening growth process.
However, as the surfaces became uneven and made skiing more difficult, their speeds slowed.
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As skin ages, it usually becomes uneven in colour, more lined and rougher in texture.
The commentator Craig McMillan reckons this pitch might become uneven on days four and five, while the groundsman apparently said it might spin.
While the economy has continued to pick up, growth has become uneven in recent weeks, the Federal Reserve said Wednesday in its latest regional report.
With the slightest dip or lift in the elbow, wrist or shoulder, the plane of the moving rod tip becomes uneven and results in a bungled cast.
When a business or individual can skirt the law by paying bribes to corrupt officials, the playing field becomes uneven, making the economy vulnerable.
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