Sentence examples for even levels from inspiring English sources

What he was looking for were these nice, even levels.

Even levels as low as 5 ppb can be a cause for concern, according to the group studying Flint's water.

Another was inventing tiles that looked like charcoal over which to cook the meat; it was cleaner than charcoal and allowed more even levels of heat.

Even levels of lead the government considers acceptable appeared to increase a child's risk of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, the study found.

Each film contains a different mix of organic and inorganic compounds that are sensitive to molecules responsible for characteristics like bitterness, sourness, and acidity-and even levels of caffeine.

The paradox is that even as the normal aging brain loses capacity across numerous discrete skills — memory-processing speed, verbal reasoning and visuospatial ability, to name a few — it is simultaneously growing in knowledge, emotional maturity, adaptability to change and even levels of well-being and happiness.

These so-called break-even levels illustrate the necessary tax revenues from oil production needed to support government spending.

Monarch was reduced to break-even levels, from a pre-tax profit of £19m a year ago.

The chief executive, Gordon Cairns, said that beer sales in China had increased 30percentt and that operations there, started three years ago, were approaching break-even levels.

Half of all care homes are losing money because fees paid by local councils for state-funded residents have fallen below break-even levels, the companies say.

Their new paper in Wildlife Research demonstrates that reduced connectedness among habitat patches lowers population recruitment to below break-even levels.