Sentence examples for great unevenness from inspiring English sources

"It reflects great unevenness amid the social change," Mr. Guo said by telephone.

This clearly had to entail some lowering of standards.In a forthcoming survey of higher education in ten rich countries, the OECD reports that the growth in demand has caused deteriorating staff-student ratios, overcrowding, and great unevenness in the quality of teaching and learning.

Chronic underfunding of public universities in the atmosphere of fiscal restraint that predominated in this era was a further global pressure of consequence [ 12] as these institutions concurrently grappled with new demands to address intensifying social and environmental concerns amid great unevenness in the capabilities to do so.

We found greater unevenness amongst the users retweeting tweets of a source, when the credibility of the source was poor.

The Lorenz curve and Gini indices, originally used in economics research to assess income inequality [ 4, 5], were chosen to describe geographic distribution in this study because they can be used to summarize resource distribution on a formal, standardized scale from "0" (even distribution) to "1' (greatest possible unevenness of distribution).

Yet, optimal diversity is unknown and some degree of unevenness (greater representation of some members of the microbiota) is expected, since some bacteria play more important roles than others (e.g. cellulolytic organisms should probably be present at greater abundances than many other species in a herbivore).

Globular surface of Fe-Co-Mo coatings deposited using a direct current is caused by the presence of the refractory component [17], and its unevenness is greater than that of the coating deposited in a pulse mode.

Polymer unevenness can be of great interest for mechanical structural design since components that present regions operating under compression can be optimized taking this phenomenon into account.

Brighter Than You Think is uneven, but the unevenness is itself a kind of triumph.

The season has been uneven and El-Amin has been a large part of the unevenness.

Of course it is enjoyable, often transcendent, television – and this season has been more political than ever before and wonderfully critical of the for-profit prison system in the US – but the unevenness is what keeps this great show from being criminally excellent.