Sentence examples for fairly evenly spread from inspiring English sources

English names are fairly evenly spread between the halves of the alphabet.

Within England, the key marginals are fairly evenly spread: 17 in the north, 16 in the Midlands, and 23 in the south.

Class is reappearing in a new form.For the quarter-century after the second world war, income growth in America was fairly evenly spread.

Figures from the Corporation showed public anger fairly evenly spread – 169 viewers complained that coverage was too favourable, while 197 were concerned that it was too critical.

The gap would have been even greater but for the fact that jobs in public bodies such as local councils, schools, the NHS and branches of central government are fairly evenly spread over the country.

And, while it's generally assumed that a rise in the youth vote would benefit Labour as Conservative Future struggles to shed its Tory Boy image, this paper's ICM polls show that opinion is fairly evenly spread, as it is across all age groups.

Incomes then stayed fairly equally distributed until the 1970's: the rapid rise in incomes during the first postwar generation was very evenly spread across the population.

The web links were not evenly spread.

Yet the progress is not evenly spread.

Neither are the gains evenly spread.

It's a little more evenly spread.