Sentence examples for has been a uniform from inspiring English sources

Werner rejected uniformitarianism (belief that geological evolution has been a uniform and continuous process).

Yet those centrifugal forces also stimulated a new interest in clubs, and America's "little platoons" have returned.This is not to say that sorting has been a uniform blessing, merely that it mixes good with bad.

There has been a uniform tranfusion policy since June, 2007; the earlier traditional patients were therefore excluded.

Leininger then considered a red chalk drawing of a reclining nude, attributed to the seventeenth century, in which, over what ought to have been a uniform surface, "all sorts of anomalies — light spots and dark spots — appeared".

See Valentine, 299 U.S., at 17, 57 S.Ct., at 106 ("Strictly the question is not whether there had been a uniform practical construction denying the power, but whether the power had been so clearly recognized that the grant should be implied").

When USA Today spoke with IOC spokesman Mark Adams, he said he would look into whether or not Loche was prevented from wearing his grill on the podium, adding, "I can only speculate that it may have been a uniform issue, that it may not have been part of the uniform".

As has been the case with Australian national surveillance of HIV [ 4, 12], within AHOD there has been a lack of uniform and systematic reporting of Indigenous status.

The group said that the only help they have received has been a donation of school uniforms.

Since then, any frontcourt player in a Cincinnati uniform has been an issue for me psychologically.

It reveals the newborn universe to have been a remarkably uniform fireball.

The press in its entirety may have been a giant uniform mass years ago.