Sentence examples for remarkably uneven from inspiring English sources

Mr. Murphy's career has been remarkably uneven.

But the suggestion that more reforms are ahead is a nod to the fact that there is still widespread confusion among many bishops about how to handle allegations of abuse, and that their approaches are remarkably uneven from country to country.

By contrast, our paper follows cord blood as a remarkably uneven 'bio-object', an object that straddles and hybridises the borderlands through which it travels.

Ted Cox of the Chicago Daily Herald agreed that animated motion was sometimes "remarkably uneven", but lauded realistic imagery like "the play of light on the ocean".

Currently, the infrastructure to translate molecular understanding of disease inheritance into medically actionable information for individuals and families is remarkably uneven.

Distribution among chromosomes is remarkably uneven: BTA 5, 6, 12, 19 harbor 148, 124, 98, 89 sites, respectively which corresponds to 8 - 11% of all investigated SNP on the corresponding chromosomes that show significance applying iHS.

Given Kirby's age at the time, it's a remarkably accomplished, if uneven, work.

He did remarkably well under the circumstances, but his performance was, naturally, uneven.

Since then, the North Country Grill has been serving large portions of straightforward, though at times uneven, American fare to family groups at often remarkably modest prices.

Remarkably, we show here that PapC is characterised by an uneven distribution of the evolutionary important residues, clustered in the P-linkers, the PD, and the barrel wall capped by the α-helix, in close proximity to the β-hairpin.

Aristotle's works contain some remarkably astute observations and interpretations along with sundry myths and mistakes reflecting the uneven state of knowledge during his time.