Sentence examples for evenly many from inspiring English sources

Although the joint venture would have split profits evenly, many analysts said Minute Maid had more growth potential than Pringles.

Underground runners connected its aboveground stems; these stems were photosynthetic, branched evenly many times, and produced elliptical sporangia at the tip of every branch.

Replication values solutions that others can copy and adapt so power and wealth are distributed more evenly to many.

Remarkably, Australia had the highest median wealth of any country in the world – suggesting we have managed to share our national wealth more evenly than many other countries.

With the Senate evenly divided, many Republicans consider Mr. McCain a thorn in their side because of his willingness to work with Democrats.

Results indicate that the Endex process is a promising candidate for thermal engineering optimization, because entropy generation is distributed relatively evenly across many subprocesses rather than concentrated in one or two.

Legislators routinely urge agency officials to avoid "peanut buttering" their budgets—spreading cuts or increases relatively evenly across many programs instead of making the harder choice of boosting spending for the most deserving programs and shrinking or shuttering ineffective programs.

If people can't tell the difference between satire, humor, intelligent discourse, and understand that being offended is a natural part of societal discourse in free societies, then civilization is scattered throughout the world in pockets and bubbles, but not spread out evenly, as many of us had hoped.

Sonesson et al. [ 12] used optimum contribution selection and showed that this method can spread the selection pressure quite evenly over many loci in order to control the increase in overall IBD.

However, when GBLUP was used and ΔF G was constrained, the genome-wide IBD profile was rather flat, which suggests that this selection method spreads the selection pressure quite evenly over many loci in order to control ΔF IBD.

The contest, it turned out, was not as evenly matched as many had assumed.