Sentence examples for once uniformly from inspiring English sources
Breezy Point is a mix of beach bungalows awaiting spruce-ups for the summer and single-family homes; once uniformly modest, some homes have grown and become more elaborate as more residents opt to live there year-round.
This is a question that, it seems to me, is asked with increasing frequency, as senior figures once uniformly knotted at the neck – politicians, business leaders, media grandees – attempt to signal their man-of-the-people credentials by appearing in public with their collars open.
The 1990s saw the maturation of data firmly establishing surgical resection as an effective and potentially curative therapy for this once uniformly fatal disease.
APL has served as a paradigm for targeted, differentiation-based therapies, with ATRA and ATO changing the landscape of therapy for this once uniformly fatal disease.
Comparisons to empirical data to establish evidence for selection will become all the more important once uniformly ascertained genetic variation data sets become available on a genome-wide scale (44), which will permit studies such as the one we report here to be carried out on all genes simultaneously.
These conditions had once been uniformly fatal.
Overdiagnosis occurs even among what were once considered uniformly deadly diseases.
Broil or grill the meatballs, turning once, until uniformly brown and crisp, about 4 to 5 minutes per side.
It is the most common cause of community-associated cellulitis [ 1, 2] endocarditis [ 3], and is a common cause of bacteremia [ 1, 4, 5]. S. aureus strains were once nearly uniformly susceptible to semi-synthetic penicillinase-resistant β-lactams (e.g. methicillin, oxacillin), the most commonly used class of antibiotics for skin infection.
Though Laker Airways shut in 1982, Sir Freddie -- he was knighted in 1978 -- stands alongside Herbert D. Kelleher, founder of Southwest Airlines, and Sir Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Atlantic, as a pioneer in the global airline business, an industry once known for uniformly high prices.
Once, Porsches seemed uniformly svelte and nimble, single of purpose.
