Sentence examples for remarkably evenly from inspiring English sources

This strong support is spread remarkably evenly across the country, the social spectrum – and the political divide.

Asked about Barcelona's success, about a front three who scored a remarkably evenly spread 134 goals in 2015 – Messi 47, Suárez 46, Neymar 41 – the Argentinian said: "The key's good chemistry".

But as opinion polls show an electorate that remains remarkably evenly split between the two candidates, there has been a noticeable shift in the willingness of Democrats in swing states such as North Carolina to take the healthcare debate head-on and actively seek to defend the president's record rather than hope it will go away.

But Canadians are sensitive and polite — a different thing than nice — and therefore do not gloat, and a one-goal eyelash victory over the United States for the hockey gold medal, in a gallant struggle between two remarkably evenly matched sides, will not be a cause for gloating here.

The categories Facebook fan pages fall into are remarkably evenly distributed.

Both indirect (NMDS) and direct ordination (CCA) revealed remarkably large number of evenly important factors underlying riparian bird-habitat interactions.

The clinical presentation of HPE is remarkably variable, and the severity of the defects observed is evenly distributed along the HPE spectrum.

"Fairtrade attempts to support and subsidise co-operative groups of 'smallholder' producers on the remarkably naïve assumption that the benefits of this support are distributed evenly amongst the group.

Remarkably, the two O. lobularis Wnt genes showed complementary expression patterns in relation to the evenly spaced ostia (canal openings) of the exopinacoderm (ectoderm), highly reminiscent of Wnt expression during skin appendage formation in vertebrates.

These actin rings are evenly spaced along the axon shaft with a period of ∼190 nm and show a remarkably long-range order.

Remarkably, Australia had the highest median wealth of any country in the world – suggesting we have managed to share our national wealth more evenly than many other countries.