Sentence examples for will be evened out from inspiring English sources

Due to ill health, I have had more financial support from Mum than my sister, on the proviso that all will be evened out with any future inheritance.

So even if it's a 10 metre gap then over time the differences will be evened out.

Consequently, the heat will not be evened out by the cookware.

In the future, the industry will be even more spread out, as firms like Morgan Stanley carry out plans to move thousands more jobs out of the city, they said.

As soon as you are seen as a soft touch, people will be even more elbows out, lunge at you from further back and get even more aggressive with you, taking risks they perhaps wouldn't otherwise.

Judging from the outrage in the prime minister's office, Mr Yamasaki will be even more out of favour when he returns provided, of course, the immigration officials let him back in.

If the image is washed out, the printed version will be even more washed out.

And if a vaccine is given to infected people who are also taking antiviral drugs, it will be even harder to figure out what is going on.

Analytical modeling is no alternative, but remains essential: experimentation that promises to be lengthy and costly will be even more so unless carried out to guidelines mapped out by comprehensive analytical homework.

"Rio will be even more magical having missed out in 2012.

"Some teachers there are teaching creationism, were before, and now will be even more encouraged to bring out antievolution rhetoric," says Newton.