Sentence examples for was so uneven from inspiring English sources

They also don't understand why his work was so uneven.

The grass pitch was so uneven that the Corinthians captain, the graceful defender Paulo André, was taking the evening off as a precaution against injuries.

Downstairs, it was just two of us: me, in a room whose floor was so uneven that the furniture sometimes migrated, and Ryan, a quiet guitar enthusiast whose pretty girlfriends could often be heard falling, around 3 A.M., out of his twin bed.

Growth was so uneven in those first three months, with March a lot stronger than January, that the economist Geoffrey Dicks actually thinks the second quarter estimate could be a lot higher - even as high as 1%.

"It's so uneven.

That helps explain why the recovery has been so uneven.

It is only a pity England were so uneven on what was a riveting night.

To date, GDP growth has averaged only 0.2% a quarter (an annualised rate of 0.9%).Another worry about the recovery is that it has been so uneven.

The ground is so uneven that I don't get chance to look up until we're high above the Avon dam.

Tax rates Americans pay are so uneven that they not only raise fairness issues, but also cause distortions in the economy, inducing financial decisions that individuals might not otherwise make, and might not be the most efficient use of capital.

It's sad that the translations of Mahfouz into English are so uneven that it's not really possible, yet, for English readers to enjoy the work of this great master.