Sentence examples for uneven state from inspiring English sources

This fight is an example of the uneven state of the heavyweight division.

Perpetuation of the patchwork of uneven state insurance regulation allows for lax standards that are more attuned to improving the economic health of various states rather than safeguarding protections for policyholders.

These sources are regulated mainly by uneven state laws, and Mr. Obama did not explicitly call for the national oversight necessary to get a firm handle on the problem.

Given the unavoidably uneven state of schools, "wouldn't anyone exploit all channels they could?" asked Wendy Vasquez, a parent at our high-poverty Ravenswood Elementary who oversees a nearby food pantry and knows about inequity.

Moreover, according to Steven D. Passik, a clinical psychologist at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan, the advent of so-called abuse-deterrent opioids also doesn't solve another, larger problem: uneven state and physician monitoring of the legal circulation of opioids.

Aristotle's works contain some remarkably astute observations and interpretations along with sundry myths and mistakes reflecting the uneven state of knowledge during his time.

So healthcare quality is likely to be very uneven from state to state.

A recent GAO Study found reporting data on child abuse to be uneven from state to state, making it difficult to measure the true scope of the problem.

The fall 2012 version of the Fiscal Survey of the States, released Friday by the National Governors Association and the National Association of State Budget Officers, shows that states are "modestly recovering" but the outlook remains uneven across state lines.

But the recovery has been uneven: 17 states collected less in taxes in the last quarter of 2011 than they did four years earlier.

Socioeconomic inequality has persisted in the post-apartheid era, as have alarming rates of unemployment, lack of educational and economic opportunity, uneven functioning of state institutions, and the devastating effect of H.I.V. and AIDS.