Sentence examples for evened out by from inspiring English sources

But the Terrapins' attention to detail on defense was evened out by first-half shooting woes that have plagued the team for much of the season.

Mixed in with this logic was also a hope, shared by left and right: that the north-south divide, the gulf between manufacturing and services, and all manner of other economic lopsidedness would be evened out by the recession.

Everyone recognized that large-scale change is disruptive and can bring uneven benefits, but the basic assumption was that greater global integration of factor markets, consumer markets, financial markets, and the marketplace of ideas would bring enough prosperity overall that the bumps could be evened out by local political fixes.

Although variations in flow are evened out by Lake Constance, which is fed by upland streams as well as by the Rhine (and which also acts as a filter), they are increased again by the confluence with the Aare, which on an average carries more water than the Rhine.

You can find support for any of these theories, and many others, in the poems; their quirks, though evened out by her early editors, nevertheless lend credence to the idea that she was a familiar New England stereotype, the flighty, eccentric, proto-spinster daughter.

You can still get an eyeful of fanciness (try the pretty Buttlands, all Georgian windows Farrow & Balled to the hilt), it's just evened out by ordinary pleasures, like crabbing over French's chips on the quay, trundling along not one but two narrow-gauge railways, and mooching around crazily crammed secondhand bookshops selling 1980s cookbooks on microwave cookery for 50p.

By the time they get to eighth grade, any disparity has largely evened out — and, by college, younger students repeatedly outperform older ones in any given year.

The country first mollified America and evened out its trade books by raising the value of the yen.

They are characterized by an adjustment phase (≤3 5% strain), in which sample irregularities are evened out, followed by a comparatively narrow range of linear elastic deformation (<10%).

By far, more of the turtles hatched in the area are female, but the gender balance evens out by adulthood.

Kindergartners show age-related differences in social acceptance and self-perceptions, but these differences usually even out by first grade.