Sentence examples for close evenly from inspiring English sources

It has been a close, evenly matched series, but Mavericks Coach Rick Carlisle is not happy about the increasingly physical play between the two teams.

The way many American watch retailers have gotten around this is by attempting to form close, evenly friendly relationships with many of their consumers – knowing that they will pay a modest premium for "service". To a large degree European managers and store owners without experience in luxury sales in America fall behind native-born retailers when it comes to engaging with consumers.

Once it is glued together, make sure it closes evenly and easily.

Latinos were close to evenly split in terms of Democratic Republican in the early nineties, right?

For a swing voter, the scale is close to evenly balanced, so it won't take much new information to tip the voter in a new direction.

The bottom line: Mr. Paul's absolute vote total in Iowa was split close to evenly between Republicans and independents, while the other leading candidates got 80 percent or more of their support from self-identified Republicans.

A post here on City Room about the controversy drew its own outpouring of more than 1,000 comments, with our readers close to evenly split between the pro and con camps.

If Mr. Gore wins, some treaty experts say that in a few years he might be able to build sufficient support in the Senate to approve the treaty, but it would be an uphill fight, requiring the consent of 67 of 100 members of the Senate, which with the current election is close to evenly divided.

A much more favorable situation applies when the normal vectors' directions are spread close to evenly over the unit circle so as to lower the conditioning of the problem.

In three surveys last fall, Americans were close to evenly split between those two options.

They are very close to evenly split, with 48percentt of those polled opposed, and 47 percent in favor.