Sentence examples for such uneven from inspiring English sources

Gisdol's green shoots will do extremely well to grow into anything substantial on such uneven, barren ground.

Szymanowski, "Harnasie, Orchestral Songs" (EMI) — Few conductors record more than Simon Rattle, and none with such uneven results.

It is puzzling why Congress and the president think they should order takeovers of schools when this has had such uneven success.

The scientists cite a long list of insights that stem directly from Hamilton's equation, such as why animals act spitefully and why some species have such uneven sex ratios.

The evidence for a subgroup of genetically related Southern African Khoisan languages in the tree is, however, very thin and of such uneven quality that the reality of a Macro-Khoisan family has been questioned.

At the time, some market experts questioned whether the industry could continue to charge hefty fees — a manager typically receives a substantial portion of the fund's annual appreciation — for such uneven performance.

Such uneven-development further atomizes the urban landscape and everyday residents' urban experiences along neighborhood and tribal fault lines.

However, simulation results do not model all the complexities found in experimental datasets, such as uneven coverage with a bias towards higher coverage of GC-rich regions, uneven distribution of sequence transversions, and inaccurate quality scores [26].

"It's such an uneven playing field," said the state's chief judge, Jonathan Lippman.

It's unlikely that the delegates at the 1787 Constitutional Convention anticipated such an uneven distribution of the population.

I know what you're thinking: with as many people in Hollywood headed for hell as the religious right seems to think, why such an uneven output?