Sentence examples for evenly big from inspiring English sources

But these are not scattered evenly; big clusters are in Croydon (42), Bromley (35), Havering (30), Hillingdon (24) and Barking and Dagenham (21), while Ukip is almost absent in the more affluent London boroughs of Islington, Kensington and Chelsea.

Modern suburbs, with houses spread evenly across big lots, can create isolation, said Mr. Rodriguez, the state planner.

Before John Isner and Nicolas Mahut took the court at Wimbledon, only tennis aficionados and gamblers knew that they were a couple of evenly matched big hitters.

Hopley hopes to establish measures to spread the load among his membership more evenly: "Our biggest challenge, still, is that we're asking too few players to play too much rugby".

He smiled, showing big, evenly spaced teeth.

Those investments are spread evenly across the big four.

It's easier to cook them evenly in a big heavy-bottomed pan so they're in a single layer.

The gloom since April 20 has been spread evenly across the big chains: shares of J. C. Penney are down 33percentt, Macy's by 27percentt, Kohl's by 28percentt and Sears by 28percentt.

Its friendly bovine logo belies the fact that the company's sales are evenly divided among big corporate buyers, small- to midsize business, and individual consumers.

This transformation has not happened without resistance from opponents, including the Football Supporters' Federation, who argue that football should have been more restrained in its zeal to make money out of loyal fans and shared the new fortunes more evenly so the biggest clubs would not dominate so much.

But it does not favour the big parties evenly.