Sentence examples for uneven developments from inspiring English sources

"Current information points to uneven developments in countries' adherence to the agreed fiscal consolidation plans," he said.

Due to the volatility of these determining factors, individualization will most probably be marked by uneven developments from one action area to another action area and from country to country.

But even communities within the line have seen uneven development.

It projects uneven development in Europe, where concerns about renewable-energy subsidies have grown.

Corruption, crony capitalism and a lack of transparency add up to uneven development and a vast disparity in wealth.

In recent years it has enjoyed fast but uneven development, powered by a youthful population, half of which is under 25.

Perhaps no two players better symbolize the team's uneven development than Jefferson and Marbury, who will participate in their first Olympics.

While the factory and mechanized production played important roles in the process of industrialization, this process has been usefully described as "combined and uneven development".

Tellingly, the DGB proposal avoids placing the onus on Germany to take a leadership role in addressing the crisis in Europe's uneven development (other than for Germany to initiate a wealth tax for others to emulate).

Traditional beliefs, alcohol and drug use among men, and uneven development in a country that is in the middle of a mining boom where, as the Global Mail said, "the wealth bypasses the vast majority".

The formulas provide the plot structure and momentum that enable his characters to explore the fabulous places he imagines and reveal the underlying forces that make those places tick: colonialism, uneven development, cultural syncretism, urbanism.