Sentence examples for some uniformity from inspiring English sources

"A song has to have some uniformity.

One private contractor would build and install all the structures, giving some uniformity to the streetscape.

"At least now I think there's some uniformity in what has to happen if a priest is accused," he said yesterday.

The move was designed to achieve some uniformity after complaints that improvements in technology, like the so-called hot drivers, were giving some players an unfair advantage.

Hospitals have embraced the specialty as a way of controlling costs, largely by discharging patients sooner, and bringing some uniformity to policies.

22 EDUCATION Colleges Change Aid More than two dozen of the nation's most selective universities, eager to bring some uniformity to the unruly field of financial aid, have started looking at home equity in a new light.

Being used to the convention of a band having a "sound" or a "style," your mind craves some kind of uniformity, some sort of identifying pattern.

With this drawing together of states and territories' curriculum also came some additional uniformity and hope.

To some extent, uniformity is a consequence of "builder mentality," said Leonard Rampulla, the chief architectural partner in Rampulla Associates.

The committee's chairman, George Miller, Democrat of California, said that part of his rationale for sponsoring the bill was to bring some nationwide uniformity to policies that have been adopted or are being considered by more than a dozen states.

This further explains some non uniformity in the catalyst prepared and the deviation observed in the ex situ electrochemical studies.