His next post on the subject read, "So far the broccoli/kohlrabi votes are pretty much evenly split.
Ida has nothing in her head that she can connect to Wanda's revelations, and, for a long time, she looks at the world evenly, steadily, without much emotion.
It's enjoyable, too evenly paced, and much inferior to Larry Cohen's 1977 The Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover, a lively act of revenge starring Broderick Crawford as the pathetic, paranoid puritan.
This makes it cheaper than Google's rival device, the £199 Nexus 7, with the two tablets pretty much evenly matched in terms of screen quality, weight, and RAM.
Instead, the committee was pretty much evenly divided between the "pros" and "antis," which left them worried that their present Synod, meeting in July for the last session of its term, would come and go without a draft document to consider — after which a new Synod, more concerned with containing schism than with ordaining female bishops, would be elected.
Let's take this down to brass tacks, and imagine the post-6 May scenario to which some polls supposedly point: the vote split pretty much evenly between the three main parties, but Labour installed as the largest party in parliament, and all hell breaking loose.
Statistics consistently show that the EDM audience is pretty much evenly split between men and women, and the Ultra crowd is likely to show that to be true.
In a healthy relationship, power and household responsibilities are pretty much evenly distributed, said Amy Kipp, a couples and family therapist in San Antonio.
The solder joint should coat the surface of the component evenly, not too much such that it forms a glob, nor too little such that it does not completely coat the surface.
These new, rebooted versions spread much more evenly.
