Sentence examples for has become uneven from inspiring English sources

While the economy has continued to pick up, growth has become uneven in recent weeks, the Federal Reserve said Wednesday in its latest regional report.

Birmingham Hippodrome's stage was last refurbished in 1982 and the theatre said it had become uneven and started to split in places.

This is the first time in the campaign that polling in various states, as well as exit polls, has shown that the support for Mr. Santorum has become noticeably uneven between men and women.

Inside so many nations, citizens sense that the pace of economic change — always inequitable in its distribution of benefits — has become much more uneven.

The woman glances out of the window: the dam has given way to forest, the road's smooth tarmac has become rocky and uneven.

Over the past quarter of a century or more, the playing field for workers has become an increasingly uneven one.

Words worth pondering, Dolly, at a time when the uneven distribution of wealth has become a major topic of global import.

The area, no longer rugged, has become almost quaint, with old train tracks in uneven Belgian-block streets.

In addition to being complex and uneven, the United States corporate tax code is inefficient and has become a diminishing source of revenue.

While the underlying (and uneven) social, economic, political and geographical factors driving what has become known as "social vulnerability" were virtually absent from the first two IPCC assessments, this has now emerged as a central issue in the field.

It has become pretty clear that the answer to the first is yes, though you need to acknowledge the uneven nature of economic performance between the different regions.