Sentence examples for evenly also from inspiring English sources

I thought it might be interesting to look at whether states in which wealth is distributed more evenly also appear to provide poorer residents with opportunities for more upward mobility.

As shown in Table 1, as t increases the 'influence' spreads over all genotypes more evenly; also, the larger α is, the faster the diffusion is with respect to time t.

Going low and slow, Mr. Myhrvold said, not only cooks things evenly, it also provides a wider margin of error.

A: It's true that frequent flipping cooks the meat more evenly, and also significantly faster: flip every minute instead of once or twice and the meat will be done in a third less time.

Larger aggregates sedimented quickly, and care had to be taken to ensure that aggregates were evenly suspended also during the sampling (i.e. once the shaking of the culture flasks had been paused), which was done manually by agitation to re-suspend aggregates before sampling.

When offered life without parole as an alternative punishment to execution for murder, Americans divide almost evenly.It is also too simple to talk about Americans as a block.

Tom Hawkins or Drew Petrie will both pose their usual troubles for defenders in their respective forward fifties and the two sides are also evenly matched for pace.

Those surveyed were also evenly divided on Mr. Zelaya himself, with 31percentt saying they had a positive image of him and 32percentt a negative one.

Americans are also evenly divided about whether future retirees should be permitted to invest part of their Social Security taxes in private accounts, as is strongly supported by Mr. Bush and many Congressional Republicans.

A portfolio recommended by Vanguard that was also evenly split between stocks and bonds — using only three index funds — delivered an annualized return of 7.59 percent return over the 1995 to 2012 period.

While the benefits of hydropower's energy and revenue are often not distributed evenly, it is also true that many countries, including the United States, have made hydropower a cornerstone of their economic development.