Sentence examples for often uneven from inspiring English sources

Services signings, especially on long-term contracts, he said, were often uneven quarter by quarter.

Trading is often uneven after a rate decision as the market parses the central bank's statement.

The second half of David Copperfield displays Dickens at his magnificent, and often uneven, best.

The academicians voted in Le Clézio's favour as much for this wide engagement as for his prose, which is often uneven.

One issue is that despite the fact there is growth in places such as Africa, it is often uneven, and it is in particular sectors which may not necessarily create a lot of jobs.

LONDON — Prime Minister David Cameron and Alex Salmond, the Scottish first minister, ended months of preliminary sparring on Monday, formally agreeing to the terms for a referendum on independence for Scotland that could dismantle the sometimes uneasy and often uneven partnership between their lands since the Act of Union in 1707.

"Our goal is to transform from a patchwork of disconnected programs often of uneven quality and uneven access into a coordinated one that truly and consistently prepares our nation's young people for success in school and life," Secretary of Education Arne Duncan told The New York Post.

Judged by professional performance standards, this show is often very uneven.

The catalog says that participants should be in good condition and prepared "to enjoy considerable walking, often over uneven cobblestones".

The problem with arguing with science is that it is often an uneven contest, a bit like hitting a steamroller with a stick of rhubarb.

Their placement is subject to the whims of demand for space and available real estate, so the results are often comically uneven.