Sentence examples for quality was uneven from inspiring English sources

Their release was a slow and laborious process because the sound quality was uneven and they had to be transcribed and declassified.

But some experienced locals professed themselves impervious to the store's charms, saying that the quality was uneven and that the store used too much packaging and provided too little service.

The artistic quality was uneven, and there were no big breakthroughs, perhaps because the festival's offerings had no theme beyond the site-sensitive and sometimes interactive nature of the presentations.

Further, the camerawork's quality is uneven, so that the tension often flags between the actual and the mediated.

Quality is uneven, with some offering stimulating activities, play and instruction but others providing little more than a room and a television.

But I still pine for the grilled octopus, though the dish should be called a salad and its quality is uneven at best.

Access to services may appear enhanced in urban areas, but often their quality is uneven and the competition for them is intense.

While there are peaks of greatness, especially at some of America's leading academic health centers and in integrated health care plans, the quality is uneven.

Those private day care centers, preschools and nannies that most Americans pay for out of pocket are among the most expensive in the world, and their quality is uneven at best.

Their quality is uneven, ranging from the high-spirited to the tedious, from the lapidary to the laboured, but their satiric humour is often effective, and their obscenity reflects a serious literary convention that the poet himself defends.

The quality is uneven, but calls cost just 15 cents a minute.