Sentence examples for uneven nature from inspiring English sources

But the bank's figures clearly demonstrated the uneven nature of America's gradual return to economic prosperity.

But that view, he said, ignores the deeply uneven nature of development, past and present.

But the stress tests also underscored the uneven nature of the industry's recovery.

The uneven nature of the impact can be seen in the different experiences of selected cities.

Ms. McConnaughy said the uneven nature of the recovery might affect men's and women's views of the economy differently.

"The perennial difficulty we experience is the uneven nature of provision of languages in the primary sector," he says.

The approaches developed in this paper are tested and validated using a hypothetical test field of a tailored terrain and a real experimental field of uneven terrain nature.

These gaps play an important role in forest ecology by helping to maintain bio- and pedo-diversity, influencing nutrient cycling, and preserving the uneven-age nature of late-successional forests.

Although the Industrial Revolution traditionally has dominated accounts of change over the course of this period, recent research has emphasized the uneven and complex nature of this change.

HONG KONG — A bevy of manufacturing indexes from around the world on Wednesday underlined the uneven and shaky nature of the global recovery, with activity picking up a notch in the economic powerhouse of China, but cooling in the eurozone and several other Asian countries.

Despite this, a recent EU report highlighted the uneven and fragmented nature of many of these projects.