Sentence examples for progress was uneven from inspiring English sources

Her progress was uneven, though.

But progress was uneven geographically, and economic sectors such as the coal-mining and building industries experienced slumps.

It said that NASA's progress was uneven, with substantial progress in some areas but none that had been completed.

The global work place is a contradictory universe; progress is uneven.

But we cannot be complacent as progress is uneven and the NHS must keep innovating to meet ever-growing demand on its services".

The fact is that technological progress is uneven, for reasons that need have nothing to do with policy: sometimes you strike a rich technological vein that can be mined for decades, like etching circuits using photolithography, sometimes you don't.

Yet the police force's progress is uneven, with one prostitute explaining why brothels hide young girls from police: "Because when the police come through, they confiscate the very young girls, and then the brothel owners have to pay a bribe to get the girls back from the police".

To be sure, progress is uneven.

However, this progress is uneven, and leaves out droves of impressionable learners.

Létourneau admits that some companies are working to improve animal health, but says progress is uneven across the industry.

But the progress is uneven, often favouring accessible urban areas.