Sentence examples for though unevenly from inspiring English sources

Levels of radiation have mostly been subsiding, though unevenly spread.

Though unevenly enforced, the interdiction lasted from 1686 until 1759.

Though unevenly cast and often indifferently filmed, "Way Past Cool" still accomplishes much with its modesty and sweetness.

But visits to work sites and interviews with advocates for the poor indicated that the city had responded to many complaints, though unevenly.

What was a requirement — though unevenly enforced in the best of times — is now, she said, a point of moral suasion and conversation within the community.

For longer-term (days ahead) forecasts, Clean Power Research also includes inputs from numerical weather prediction (NWP), which uses information from a global (though unevenly distributed) system of sensing stations and runs computer simulations to extrapolate from them.

Conscience evolves unevenly, though, even now, with the elephant.

In general, both social prestige and political power tended to be determined by economic standing, and the economic resources of colonial America, though not as unevenly distributed as in Europe, were nevertheless controlled by relatively few men.

The other novellas, though more unevenly contrived, possess a better measure of Lessing's qualities.

This season, though, he skated unevenly in his long program at three international competitions.

Tourism has expanded considerably, though it is unevenly distributed, favouring Alicante over the other provinces in the autonomous community.