Sentence examples for uneven said from inspiring English sources

"The M.& A. market remains uneven," said Scott Lindsay, the global head of mergers and acquisitions at Credit Suisse.

"The jobs data is still obviously uneven," said Edmund J. McMahon, senior fellow at the Empire Center for New York State Policy, a conservative research group.

"The recovery's under way, but it's going slower than expected a few months back — it's also uneven," said the organization's chief economist, Pier Carlo Padoan.

The report "mirrors a lot of the themes we have seen in the economic news lately that growth is uneven," said James Glassman, a senior economist at J. P. Morgan Securities in New York.

In London's West End theater district, for instance, where audiences were sharply reduced after Sept. 11, the revival has been uneven, said Paul James, commercial manager of the Society of London Theater.

"What if his stairs are at the wrong incline, or he needs a ramp, or the cobblestones in his backyard are uneven?" said Benjamin Coutu, a friend of the White family who helped create a donation page on a fund-raising Web site for Mr. White and his wife and son, who were also wounded in the blasts.

The quality of the universities in Siem Reap is uneven, says Mr. Hem Sophoan, the tour guide, who is studying for a master's in public administration.

The history of vaccine development is uneven, says Louis Galambos, a historian at Johns Hopkins University who wrote a book on the subject, "Networks of Innovation," with Jane Eliot Sewell.

"The Countdown report's mix of good news and bad news shows clearly that, even in areas where substantial advancements have been made, progress has been uneven," says Elizabeth Mason, M.D., Director of Child and Adolescent Health at the World Health Organization (WHO).

Still, the recovery remains sluggish and uneven, he said.

Recovery from the 2008 recession has been uneven, she said.