Sentence examples for increasingly uneven from inspiring English sources

Provision, including for the homeless, becomes increasingly uneven.

As the years progressed, the quality of his writing became increasingly uneven.

The rest of us know that as our daughters become women they will face an increasingly uneven playing field.

The next five Muppets pictures, which were increasingly uneven, together had less in total domestic ticket sales than "Toy Story 3" collected in its first five days.

Climate change is a current not just future phenomenon, and its impacts on food production are going to grow increasingly uneven, affecting tropical regions the most.

Education has emerged as an important predictor of good health and future earnings, but its unequal distribution among towns and cities has led to an increasingly uneven geography of well-being in the country.

It also comes at a time when some of the W.T.O.'s 138 members are increasingly restive over uneven results from the body's dispute settlement system, which was designed to assure countries could not dodge their free trade obligations.

A nightclub performance by Lil Kimm, the fierce rapper whose uneven career increasingly resembles a performance-art project.

That's an interesting idea, certainly with developers getting increasingly annoyed by the uneven app approval process, it seems like something needs to be done.

As long as it costs billions of dollars to occupy the Oval Office and there are no term limits or consequences in representing the people, we are assured a very sad, uneven and increasingly violent status quo.

Town halls and regional governments are increasingly tapping taxpayers, creating an uneven tax map.