Sentence examples for less uniform than from inspiring English sources

The candies themselves are fatter and less uniform than traditional M&M's.

Thurman says, "Large women are much less uniform than thin women and yet their clothes have been much more uniform.

What he will hear in those meetings is that resistance to the snowmobile ban is less uniform than it appears.

Although the I-FF provided a higher mean methanol concentration on the anode catalyst layer surface, its distribution was less uniform than that of the S-FF.

Bands of intermediate thicknesses (e.g. 0.1 – 0.3 μm) are wavy and relatively less uniform than the thin (45 nm) and thick (1.8 μm) bands.

Also, the snow distribution during the melting period was found to be less uniform than during the snow accumulation period using histograms of snow depths.

And there is no reason to think that the guidance provided to the fact-finders, specifically the various canvassing boards, by the "intent of the voter" standard is any less sufficient -- or will lead to results any less uniform -- than, for example, the "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard employed everyday by ordinary citizens in courtrooms across this country.

These conditions have resulted in significantly lower, less uniform yields than a typical year such as 2014 (Figure 1).

Student opinion was much less uniform, however, than faculty opinion.Of the 15percentt of students who responded, almost half were against any change to the grading system.

The sense of discrete spaces is enhanced by the treatment of the individual interiors, which feel less uniform in character than those in some of Mr. Piano's earlier museums.

The liberal number is way up (from 25percentt in 1994), but Democrats are a lot less uniform in their orientation than are Republicans, 73percentt of whom identify as conservative (compared with 58percentt a quarter-century ago).