Sentence examples for evenly may from inspiring English sources

It is well known, in theory, that if a partnership has a fit in two suits the one that is divided evenly may be more productive.

Instead of concentrating ECD funding and interventions within a few CO sections/sectors, allocating funding for ECD more evenly may reinforce the importance of intersectoral coordination on ECD.

A cake that has not risen evenly may be sitting on uneven shelves.

As shown in Fig. 7b, c, the pits in the middle of the scratching path are distributed evenly, which may result from the constant velocity.

To get it to come out evenly, you may have to go a little above or a little below 7.25 inches (18.4 cm).

If your cookies do not spread out nice and evenly, you may need to stir in 2 teaspoons of water to the cookie dough before baking another tray of them.

Usually only two fairly evenly matched parties may successfully compete for office in a single-member district, and a third party suffers recurring defeat unless it can swallow up one of the other parties.

"The Congress is so evenly divided it may not make any difference who is president next," says Canelo.

The nuclei are evenly distributed and may form a rosette-like pattern.

However, this is probably not evenly distributed, which may lead to shortages and surpluses in different parts of the country.

When evenly matched, we may offer battle.