The benefits of the economic recovery have, so far, been unevenly shared.
The MSLL end reads were seen to be by far the most unevenly distributed class.
The Jets will play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, another undefeated team, while the Giants confront the Washington Redskins, a club rich in high-priced free agents that has played unevenly so far.
If they are too densely packed, they may go soggy and cook unevenly, but too far apart may make them become dry and leathery.
Still, Ms. Frost and her main producing partner, Randy Adams, acknowledged that African-American support was not enough to sustain a Broadway show: "Memphis" grossed $835,071 for the week ending June 20, its best box office week so far, but the show has sold unevenly during some weeks and is far away from turning a profit.
But as Mao observed, its water resources are unevenly distributed and overwhelmingly concentrated in the south and far west.
A man next to me pointed to the far horizon: from east to west, you could see eight similar beacons, glowing unevenly at the rim of the landscape.
As a Maine physician, Philip Caper, wrote this fall, the ACA "is far too complicated and therefore too expensive to manage, full of holes, will be applied unevenly and unfairly, be full of unintended consequences, and be easily exploited by those looking to make a quick buck".
Far from being an epic biography, Mr. Bartlett's intriguing film unfolds as a series of loosely connected (and unevenly acted) theatrical sketches whose central theme is the director's shifting relationship with the Soviet government.
But, however imperfectly, and however unevenly it is far from homogeneous Latin America is today part of the same free-market, democratic society.
