Sentence examples for evenly competitive from inspiring English sources

So, even if you were to gerrymander evenly competitive districts, you would not likely see everyone coming together in Congress.

The bout was evenly competitive through the first 10 rounds, with Wright winning most of the early rounds before Taylor became more active in the latter part of the fight.

"A football match that ends 5-1 does not suggest two evenly matched, equally competitive teams," he told the Sunday Telegraph.

This is the real world a president of the United States finds in Washington and across the nation, where the two political parties are usually pretty evenly balanced and competitive?

This scheme provided the opportunity for a Republican donor's money to sidestep the base limit on giving to party committees: A donor could write a check of $40,000, which the joint committee would divide up evenly among four non-competitive state party committees, in accordance with the base limit of $10,000 per person per state party committee.

At the same time, state politics have become increasingly competitive, with the electorate evenly distributed among Republicans, Democrats and independent voters, making politicians uneasy about taking strong positions.

That's what happens in a competitive market unless it is evenly and fairly regulated".

Strain replacement was more pronounced in the 4-strain model than the 2-strain model, we speculate on account of prevalence being more evenly among various serogroups in the 4-strain model, thus enhancing competitive effects.

The White House has exerted leverage in education by prioritizing competitive grants, such as the "Race to the Top" competition, over measures that would increase school funding more evenly across the country.

The league's carefully maintained competitive balance almost guarantees that every week will feature several compelling games between high-quality, evenly matched opponents.

How evenly?