Sentence examples for progressed unequally from inspiring English sources

By many measures, Carl and Clarence's separation was a success, even if the boys have progressed unequally.

But the economic progress is unequally shared, bringing far more benefits to a small portion of the nation's black citizens, the well connected and the highly skilled.

As the century progressed and national styles drew further apart, there evolved a specifically French tradition of inégalité: performing certain evenly written notes unequally, with alternately longer and shorter values.

But the benefits of technological and economic progress have been unequally shared.

Imperial Brazil was, despite its progress, a country where wealth was very unequally distributed.

According to Herbert Butterfield, who coined the term "whiggish history" in 1931, a narrative emphasizing progress ignores the ways in which the "liberties" attained are farcical or unequally applied, revolutions have failed, or our most promising regimes have regressed resulting in "a story which is the ratification if not the glorification of the present" (Butterfield 1931, preface).

These distinct binding patterns implied that these antibodies may recognize different sites of the target molecule, which are unequally exposed in the different ELISA formats, and work is now in progress to characterize these clones further.

This is unequally distributed.

Flexibility is also distributed unequally.

Citizens are being treated unequally.

Everyone knows that wealth is unequally distributed.