Sentence examples for not evenly spread from inspiring English sources

Yet the progress is not evenly spread.

Yet this crisis is not evenly spread.

It is not evenly spread among all universities so is not on offer to all students.

We all know that high standards and cost-effectiveness are not evenly spread.

Under the popular Mr Aquino, growth has been strong, but the gains are not evenly spread.

But the benefits are not evenly spread: foreign investors in France miss out on some advantages that domestic investors enjoy.

This system apparently stopped working in the early nineteenth century, in part because of the industrial revolution and urbanisation, which meant that poorer people weren't evenly spread out over the country, but clustered around cities and sites of employment.

The main problem with the bad ones was the cheese -- there either wasn't enough of it, it tasted like nothing or it wasn't evenly spread throughout the breading.

The tribulations have not been evenly spread, however.

The losses would not be evenly spread or easily predictable.

But the surveys show that happiness and unhappiness are not necessarily evenly spread.