Sentence examples for strikingly uneven from inspiring English sources
The results are strikingly uneven.
Taxpayers in Hamilton County, Ohio, spent $26m a year on servicing the debt for their professional football team's stadium while the county cut spending on public schools.Facts such as these are infuriating, but a compelling book must be more than an agglomeration of facts, and Mr Easterbrook's work is strikingly uneven.
Jane Artess, of Hecsu, said pay distribution was "strikingly uneven".
As a film experience, it is a modest but not immaterial accomplishment - a compelling, if strikingly uneven, political thriller.
Table 3 and Table 4 reveal a strikingly uneven distribution of REP sequences among different hosts.
Among the Oikopleura genes for which we found conserved notochord expression, one, Od-netrin, displayed a strikingly uneven pattern, being detectable only in a subset of notochord cells.
This is rather how Tempest's novel worked on me, leaving me with the sense that any criticisms I might level at a book that is often strikingly original but under-edited and uneven, would only be reflected back at me, evidence of my desperate uncoolness and early-onset middle age.
But its reticence on the uneven nature of American progress is strikingly naive and delusional, especially given the overwhelming--though not singularly determinative--role that African-Americans played in supporting Prop 8 and denying other Americans their civil rights.
The conceit of Alma -- a jewel-box of a restaurant hidden in an uneven part of downtown, helmed by a strikingly young chef who created beautiful plates right in front of you -- was critic bait.
