Sentence examples for common uneven from inspiring English sources

Regular width grips: for the advanced gymnast, who prefers common uneven bar grips.

Other common complaints include uneven produce and the air and noise pollution created by lingering trucks.

It is common to have uneven signal strengths in cardiac tissue, including slices, and the size of "no signal" areas varies.

Cuts and bruises from falls are common because of the uneven terrain of ultras.

If you buy as tenants in common you can own uneven shares in the property.

If you buy your home as tenants in common, you can own uneven shares in the property, so one partner could own 40% and the other 60%.

Traditional windows, as the major source of daylight, have a common problem which is uneven distribution of daylight in the room.

From these findings, we could speculate that differences in methylation are more common, the longer the uneven placental environment exists, as infants undergoing surgery at the latest time points (18 to 20 weeks) had nearly twice as many loci with highly divergent methylation in their saliva samples as those with surgery at 15 weeks.

"We spent a lot of time toiling away on the commons and public parks". "Uneven pitches, bad drainage, huge puddles all over the place," says Sollis.

He has spent his career teaching students how to play off the uneven lies so common to golf courses in Central New York.

Banquets, perorations and sanctimonious chat cannot entirely displace one's craving for so much of what Mr. Vidal, speaking through Spitama, has ignored: a sense of place and the uneven texture of common humanity.