Sentence examples for developing unevenly from inspiring English sources

It should be spritzed into damp hair, then worked through with a comb (this will prevent the color from developing unevenly).

Fourth, young children develop unevenly, more so than older ones.

Thus, the critical talent pool upon which law firms depend develops unevenly.

This idea developed unevenly at first, but then two things happened in 1844 that gave it irresistible explanatory power both in the North and in Mexico City.

Across these sectors of employment, trade unionism developed unevenly, and in various phases of history one or the other was dominant.

Yet high culture developed unevenly throughout the peninsula; for instance, in this period it was insignificant in the great port and thriving economic centre of Genoa.

Although the country was politically unified in 1861, regional identity remains strong, and the nation has developed unevenly as a cultural entity.

Understanding will probably develop unevenly, over time, much the way other skills do.

Pulmonary vasculopathy develops unevenly in the lungs.

In his 1916 work The Law: Business or Profession?, Julius Henry Cohen describes an American legal system in which uniform standards for regulating, disciplining, and educating the profession are just beginning to be developed, albeit unevenly.

Why have India and China developed so unevenly over the last 20 years?