Sentence examples similar to evenhanded results from inspiring English sources

We worked to present the materials in an evenhanded fashion; however, results from the usability testing suggested that only a minority of men thought the booklet (14%) and website (36%) neither endorsed nor opposed screening.

"You have to be evenhanded in reporting science results, and it's apparent that there is a tendency for that not to be occurring now," said Dr. James E. Hansen, a climate expert who is director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies in Manhattan.

Preminger, who studied law, builds tragic results from the evenhanded workings of the judicial system.

For it is hardly an evenhanded assessment of the experimental results.

A complicated issue like immigration in the United States deserves an evenhanded, well-thought-out solution.

Viewers will decide for themselves whether this process resulted in a more evenhanded film or one that was substantially compromised by network interference.

The script keeps a largely evenhanded line in addressing the issue.

The resulting pseudo-Constructivist geometries reveal a fairly evenhanded distribution of the different kinds of articles.

I also think the court has done a compelling job of supplementing the prior opinion, not only arriving at the correct result, but doing so in a compelling and evenhanded manner.

The process by which a fanbase becomes so evenhanded and sensible is a long one, and also the result of some structural correlation of factors so remarkable as to be impossible to reproduce elsewhere.

The fact that the trip is tough and dangerous is a direct result of our enhanced border barriers and our failure to have an evenhanded law for Central American refugees.