Sentence examples for uneven process from inspiring English sources
EDAYANCHAVADI, INDIA — Around here, in rural South India, development over the last few decades has been an uneven process.
The development and diffusion of security systems and hardware in various parts of the world has been an uneven process.
Their narrative reveals a jagged and uneven process of change driven by political mobilization, electoral outcomes and personnel-department practices, as well as specific legislative actions.
Today, as the Williamsburg schools show, integration is an uneven process at best, hampered by geography, legal limits and, critics say, a lack of ideological commitment from the city.
In the past year Petrolina, Juazeiro and (a different place) Juazeiro do Norte have each acquired gleaming new American-style shopping malls in Brazil, always the symbol that a town has arrived and is developing a middle class.Lopsided growthYet though the economic gap between the north-east and the rest of Brazil has narrowed, this has been a slow and uneven process.
In the sections dealing with the early periods — when Islam spread in a gradual and uneven process — wall vitrines are filled with ceramics, bronzes, and the occasional bit of rock crystal and ivory from the Iranian and the Arab world in more or less equal measure.
But this study relocates local practice within the contradictory and uneven processes of neoliberal restructuring in recent decades through examination of broader factors in Houston's development outcomes which problematize free market rhetoric.
These identities can be highly contradictory leading to uneven processes of advantage and disadvantage or exclusion and inclusion that vary across national borders (Anthias 2008).
Comparative growth rates for a group of developed countries show how uneven the process of growth can be.
This uneven development process was also found within cities, where differences among social groups within the same city are reflected in building patterns, infrastructure, and services.
The occurrence of deeply conserved and species-specific miRNAs in metazoan, argues in favor of a permanent, rapid and uneven evolutionary process of miRNA genes emergence [ 2].
