Sentence examples for uneven set of from inspiring English sources

By Malcolm Gladwell Élite sports is a contest among athletes with an uneven set of genetic endowments and natural advantages.

What we are watching when we watch élite sports, then, is a contest among wildly disparate groups of people, who approach the starting line with an uneven set of genetic endowments and natural advantages.

In the queue for the toilet you just want a nice innocent piss, obviously, and you don't really fancy stepping into the uneven set of paving slabs outside for an al fresco attempt you accidentally stumble into the bloke in front.

To create the SIMM dataset, parents were the set of 86 reference sequences for species in the Uneven sets of MOCK.

It is an uneven set: the best of these songs, "A Black Pierrot," by Langston Hughes, had a power and directness that made the others seem faceless.

But an uneven set loses impact with soundtracky blind avenues, though there are plenty of glimpses of Reznor's vast influence on music.

Over time, the US rolled out an uneven and improvised set of policies to bound the private military industry within a framework of patchy regulation intended to resolve, or at least address the failures of the 'roll-back' while perpetuating the lucrative market for force.

So, bearing candles to light our way, we tiptoed across a field, through a spooky wood, into a ramshackle graveyard and up a steep set of uneven and stone steps.

Secondly, the development of the content standards, as noted in a dissertation written by Bradley Fogo of the Stanford History Education Group, was fraught with politics and the privileging of certain groups over others, creating an uneven and almost exclusionary set of standards.

A set of uneven- and even-aged treatments designed to reduce fire hazard were simulated on 0.8 million hectares of timberland in Colorado.

My holes are all over the place, many entering the leather at an angle, so my stitches resemble a set of tiny, uneven teeth.