Sentence examples for unevenness between from inspiring English sources

He identified some unevenness between my right side and my left, and talked about introducing "equilibrium" to relieve the tension.

The EAW is certainly not beyond criticism, and there are reasonable criminal justice concerns about the unevenness between some of the jurisdictions to which it applies.

She had been a bit breezy, it seemed, in mentioning the unevenness between the currencies, which is the kind of absurdity her family would laugh at affectionately in the kitchen.

One of his frustrations, he says, as a young audience member was a certain unevenness between artforms – a tripwire for the international festival in that artistic directors, by simple dint of human nature, tend to be more immersed in some genres than others.

Most writers are prone to unevenness between and within books, but Kureishi's output is so erratic that the reader can sometimes only assume that he has been intermittently coshed on the head, dragged from his writing desk and replaced by an enthusiastic but untutored impostor.

But Simon Marginson, from the Center for the Study of Higher Education at the University of Melbourne, said the "unevenness" between the higher education sectors in more developed countries, like Singapore, and other Asean nations would make it difficult to replicate the European Union's Bologna Process.

In western Europe there is a sharp variation or unevenness, as between north and south, in the tempo of development.

So this unevenness or dissimilarity between the various Orthodox Churches had to be addressed at some point, one way or another, even if the church never requires or imposes uniformity.

Thus, they were required to hand over some of their tasks to nurses on other teams, which resulted in perceived unevenness in workload between staff.

The visual explosion subtly suggests the unevenness of the relationship between the haves and have-nots of the world.

In pottery, there is a delicate line between the unevenness of a beginner and the unevenness of a master.