Sentence examples for uneven from from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be choppy and uneven from here".

The degree of accessibility of these services is uneven from country to country and within countries.

"Some of the factors supporting the growth in real G.D.P. are of a temporary nature," he said, adding that economic indicators may be uneven from quarter to quarter.

But the suggestion that more reforms are ahead is a nod to the fact that there is still widespread confusion among many bishops about how to handle allegations of abuse, and that their approaches are remarkably uneven from country to country.

So the exchange was uneven from the start, economically and culturally as well.

However, sales are uneven from quarter to quarter and big customers one year may buy little or no equipment the next.

On Saturday, Hafner, who is second on the team in runs batted in, rescued the Yankees from a mostly uneven start from the ace C. C. Sabathia, who allowed four runs in eight innings.

Becoming friends with someone with the intention of giving to them without receiving, or receiving from them without giving, creates an uneven dynamic from the get-go.

The implied idea is slightly different from that of consensus scoring (79, 80) in that it assumes uneven contributions from individual scoring functions.

It has been a hard, uneven road from 2008.

The show's grosses during full weeks of eight performances were uneven, ranging from $165,000 to $256,000.