Sentence examples for increasingly uniform for from inspiring English sources

The grammar that tends to accompany MLE is increasingly uniform: for example the use of "we wasn't" in place of "we weren't".Linguists are most excited by what MLE is doing to the rhythm of speech.

The creation of two fixed points splits the oocyte into different domains of attraction for either shorter MTs or for increasingly uniform MT nucleation.

The increasingly uniform and polonized (in the case of ethnic minorities) szlachta of the Commonwealth for the most part returned to the Roman Catholic religion, or if already Catholic remained Catholic, in the course of the 17th century.

It also has the promise of markets both large (the state school curriculum is increasingly uniform) and niche (in specialised schools).For all that, formidable barriers still exist to getting education technology into America's schools.

Brown is a flamboyant presence in a sport that, in recent decades, has become increasingly uniform.

And the density of the glass must be increasingly uniform, or the light will scatter over long distances.

When pretreated with UP, the surface of DM showed an increasingly uniform distribution and WS became increasingly rough and displayed fractures of different degrees.

Enriched by a treasure find, he swaps his seaman's uniform for an increasingly Wodehousian wardrobe involving cravats, tweeds and at one point a monocle.Hergé did not share his creation's lack of interest in money.

You wear a uniform for a football game, and there's a uniform for conducting business.

It has never been so uniform for a group to have a uniform.

"I'm in uniform for both of those.