Sentence examples for fairly uniformly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fairly uniformly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is distributed or occurring in a consistent manner, but with a degree of variability.
Example: "The results were fairly uniformly distributed across all test subjects, indicating a consistent response to the treatment."
Alternatives: "relatively evenly" or "somewhat consistently".
Overall 61% of those polled say they are confident that the police enforce the law fairly, uniformly and without prejudice.
In the post-war decades the country swayed fairly uniformly, like a pendulum, between the two main parties.
Because Clements zeros in on exactly one number per page, the numbers he selects are fairly uniformly spaced, between 24,000 and 48,000 dots apart.
In the Southern Hemisphere, where most of Earth's surface is covered by oceans, the cyclones are distributed fairly uniformly through the various longitudes.
"From the end of World War II, for a number of years, as income grew in this country, it grew fairly uniformly over all parts of the income spectrum.
Websites appear fairly uniformly across standard PCs and laptops.
The principal concerns about the federal death penalty are whether it is being applied fairly and uniformly.
And when they are not followed, there have to be consequences that are instituted fairly and uniformly".
Perhaps, as some have suggested, it will be rare for anyone to be penalized in France, given how difficult it is to enforce the law fairly and uniformly.
The synthesized NbC-Fe composite coating consisted of fairly agglomerated and uniformly sized (~ 200 nm) NbC particulates accounting for 95% of the volume fraction.
It simply requires that judges who have taken oaths to apply the laws uniformly and fairly regard those values as superior to the value of reducing their caseloads.
