Sentence examples similar to progressing unevenly from inspiring English sources

Proceedings in the case, which began last month, have progressed unevenly.

Egypt has progressed unevenly in its democratic transition.

From these observations we conclude that developmental gene expression in D. discoideum progresses unevenly.

But the benefits of technological progress are unevenly distributed, especially in the early stages of each new wave, and it is up to governments to spread them.

In addition, the data show that progress is unevenly distributed.

The transformation of the monarchy was indeed emblematic of the very unevenly progressing severance of the British from the long-lived institutions and culture of the 19th century.

People are angry, Carney recognised in a speech yesterday, in a world that "amplifies the rewards of the superstar and the lucky … but what of the frustrated and the frightened?" The benefits of economic progress had been unevenly felt.

The progress achieved is, however, unevenly distributed between regions in the world and between nations.

The progress of balls rolling downhill past unevenly spaced dividing lines was measured on a single inclined plane, not on different planes.

While cultural and economic progress along the digital frontier unfolds unevenly at times– and produces its share of tech giants in the process the general direction of change remains quite encouraging.

Reports on the progress and success of mine rehabilitation in Australia are relatively sparse and unevenly distributed (Cristescu et al. 2012).