Sentence examples for evenly, though from inspiring English sources

Even if they were spread out absolutely evenly (though, of course, they're not), that would represent a good 5,000 square metres for each rat.

In a reply to Simon Burns, a health minister under the coalition, Gummer wrote: "We want to remove the opt-out from weekend, evening and night working in contracts for newly qualified hospital doctors, so that hospitals arrange their staff rotas evenly though the week and improve provision for junior doctors' training".

Between 1944 and 1954, the paper was cited at least 239 times (with citations spread evenly though those years), mostly in papers on microbiology, immunochemistry, and biochemistry.

Carbonation alone may not be enough to combine the ingredients evenly, though.

Select a planting location with good drainage and maximum exposure to sunlight to make sure your berries ripen evenly, though some thornless varieties are prone to "sunburn," so some shade isn't a worry in especially sunny regions.

This fall, total enrollment is evenly divided, though the computer programs are 80percentt male.

Back in Singapore, Coffee Bean's rivalry with Starbucks seems more evenly matched, though neither will say much about the competition.

The extent to which rainfall is evenly distributed though the year was calculated as the precipitation concentration index65 using data from the CHIRPS dataset.

Independents, who are the voters that will determine the election, are much more evenly divided, though a majority do take the Democrats' view.

It'll have an air of a big-time game". The teams are evenly matched, though Syracuse has more depth than Princeton, which in turn has done much better at facing off.

Rob Horne starts on the wing and Sean McMahon returns as blind-side flanker The teams are very evenly matched, though England's forwards are more powerful, if not by much, and Australia's back line slightly more dynamic.