"Even though, in many ways, it is".
Although this is a less than ideal way of measuring quality, it may be preferable to the current method of assuming that an article is good because it is published in a journal which attracts many citations, even though these citations are unevenly dispersed.
This is a kind of progress – and Mr Cook had a big hand in it – even though the precedent has been unevenly followed since 2003.
The seven-time tour winner Peter Jacobsen, who now divides his time between the Champions Tour and the TV announcers' booth, endorsed the status quo Tuesday, even though he said that Woods unevenly bore the brunt of the custom.
Though unevenly enforced, the interdiction lasted from 1686 until 1759.
Levels of radiation have mostly been subsiding, though unevenly spread.
Though unevenly cast and often indifferently filmed, "Way Past Cool" still accomplishes much with its modesty and sweetness.
But visits to work sites and interviews with advocates for the poor indicated that the city had responded to many complaints, though unevenly.
What was a requirement — though unevenly enforced in the best of times — is now, she said, a point of moral suasion and conversation within the community.
These burned even more unevenly than tallow candles and smelled worse, but did the job, more or less, for an hour or so.
(b) Production in the developing countries had continued to increase throughout the period, though unevenly as between regions and countries.
