Sentence examples for much evenly from inspiring English sources

His next post on the subject read, "So far the broccoli/kohlrabi votes are pretty much evenly split.

This makes it cheaper than Google's rival device, the £199 Nexus 7, with the two tablets pretty much evenly matched in terms of screen quality, weight, and RAM.

The survey found Americans much more split — pretty much evenly — on whether churches should express their views on social and political problems or keep out.

Instead, the committee was pretty much evenly divided between the "pros" and "antis," which left them worried that their present Synod, meeting in July for the last session of its term, would come and go without a draft document to consider — after which a new Synod, more concerned with containing schism than with ordaining female bishops, would be elected.

Let's take this down to brass tacks, and imagine the post-6 May scenario to which some polls supposedly point: the vote split pretty much evenly between the three main parties, but Labour installed as the largest party in parliament, and all hell breaking loose.

The organization's executive direction John Sanful said that the students are mostly from central Harlem, pretty much evenly split between Hispanic/Latino and African-American children.

These new, rebooted versions spread much more evenly.

However, the environmental variables were much more evenly distributed in the naturally ventilated container.

Manufacturing, for instance, shares its wealth much more evenly across the UK than banking.

The rainfall consequently increases and is much more evenly distributed than it was in June.

Superficially less dramatic, "River of Smoke" is much more evenly written and engaging.