Sentence examples for create a uniform from inspiring English sources

"We're not trying to create a uniform, homogeneous sound".

The court was created to expedite gun cases and create a uniform way to process them.

The goal is to create a uniform taste, all years mixing with one another.

Chemists went to great pains to create a uniform magnetic field, under which the molecules gave the clearest signal.

Instead they waived that pretension to create a uniform society and permitted socio-cultural variety, intended to befit traditional sentiments.

Mr. Bush would not create a uniform benefit, nor specify what premiums, co-payments or deductibles the elderly would pay.

Exchange of information between independent tax authorities now takes precedence over attempts to create a uniform European tax rate.

1897 The R and A is selected to create a uniform set of rules for golf and creates its first rules committee.

The ruling fell under the J1772 standard, which was developed between American and German manufacturers to create a uniform plug design and protocols for power transfer.

But with so many different ingredients it's impossible to create a uniform taste each time, adding surprise and drama to the process.

"The problem with the poultices is that they create a uniform look," she said, noting that the marble has natural colors and veins.