Sentence examples for more uneven as from inspiring English sources
The pair went to the break knowing that, with a deficit still of 151 and the prospect of the pitch becoming more uneven as the match wears on, there was much work to do.
Strangely, this accounted for the more uneven moments, as in "Shadow of a Doubt," which featured Ms. Gordon in breathy-susurration mode (good) and the band in a state of languid sprawl (not so good).
The playing field will become ever more uneven – just as it was when J.P. Morgan and his colleagues were building the original industrial, railroad and energy trusts at the end of the 19th century.
The more uneven the better, as this is the traditional "shape" for rocky road.
He added this year's recovery would become slower and more uneven because comparative figures from last year improved as 2009 progressed, making it harder to improve on these.
The effectiveness was found to reduce as the flow distribution became more uneven, highlighting the importance of accounting for and controlling the flow maldistribution through proper distributor design.
A more uneven distribution of alleles is detrimental to the power to detect allelic effects, as is an uneven distribution of environmental conditions in the case of a dichotomous environmental measure.
Auden was, as a poet, far more copious and varied than Eliot and far more uneven.
As for desserts, the creativity continues, but with more uneven results.
As a general rule, the longer the menu, the more uneven the results.
