Sentence examples for uneven manner from inspiring English sources

Computers are distributed among the New York City schools in a wildly uneven manner, a Department of Education inventory released yesterday found.

As far as I'm able to understand what happened here, Apple found that sudden spikes of activity to the maximum power draw could cause older batteries, which had some mileage on them, to deliver power in an uneven manner, which would cause an emergency shutdown of the devices.

Yet, DEMOCRACY is not deep-rooted ; or better, it is rooted in an uneven manner.

Mining was challenging as the ore was distributed in an uneven manner and digging was made slow by permafrost.

Furthermore, the different populations may also have been targeted by the fishery in an uneven manner.

Repeat-masking either the short reads or reference genome would discard information about a significant fraction of the genome and would reduce coverage in an uneven manner [ 22].

Leatrice Brewer, 27, was a troubled woman known to her family and neighbors as an uneven mother whose manner with her children seemed to toggle between extreme possessiveness and blithe neglect.

This is the pathological hallmark of microangiopathy in diabetes and occurred in an uneven, patchy, segmental manner.

(Jeannette Catsoulis) 'Damsels in Distress' (PG-13, 1 39) Fourteen years after "The Last Days of Disco," Whit Stillman ("Metropolitan," "Barcelona") returns with this eccentric, uneven comedy of campus manners.

His Pindarique Odes (1656) try to reproduce the Latin poet's enthusiastic manner through lines of uneven length and even more extravagant poetic conceits.

Its dated manners are purposefully exaggerated and its occasionally uneven comedy is not designed to impress the teen-agers but it is a parody that has not been withered by age.