Sentence examples for uneven in terms from inspiring English sources
They're really uneven in terms of quality".
Barring a shock outsider getting the job, the likely shortlist is reassuring on public service credentials but looks a touch uneven in terms of cultural vision.
Quality of services is also uneven in terms of teacher training, facilities, materials and the number of children per classroom.
One important lesson learned from this analysis is that the message to sensitive populations is uneven in terms of risks and benefits addressed, health effects mentioned, and other attributes.
Secondly, it is well recognised that globalization, particularly in its neoliberal application, is uneven in terms of cross-national strength, geographical scope and national or local depth of change process.
"We have a very uneven situation in terms of unions that are committing serious resources to organizing, and therefore the numbers end up being completely unsatisfactory," said Mark Splain, the federation's organizing director.
But cross-cutting most of these impact indicators are questions of uneven spatial distribution in terms of where biomass has come from, which regions have borne the negative impacts, which ones benefited and what alternative ways might there be of producing biofuels [39].
Due to the uneven distribution of subjects in terms of age range in the present study, the results of lower means in the VT4 and MH1 item should be interpreted with caution.
This effect is explained in terms of uneven soil distribution in the inter- and intra-yarn region.
However, the strongest predictors of fear, and therefore the best predictors of the uneven fear distribution, at least in terms of animals, were perceptions of the unpredictability and uncontrollability of the animals, accounting for 98%and94%4% respectively of the variance in the distribution of animal fears.
The APU's socioeconomic stratification in terms of the uneven livestock distribution can be seen as a first indication of the social inequity within the organization and the respective community, though not a proof of it.
