Sentence examples for would uniformly from inspiring English sources
The problem with that is all banks would uniformly need to start fee-based chequeing and impose it on existing customers.
By applying a model of a neutron star with a carbon atmosphere to this object, Ho and Heinke found that the region emitting X-rays would uniformly cover a typical neutron star.
Objective: To test the hypothesis that oral desogestrel (DSG) plus testosterone would uniformly and rapidly suppress sperm concentrations in young men as effectively as levonorgestrel (LNG) plus testosterone and cause less high-density lipoprotein (HDL) suppression and weight gain.
Similarly, Farias, who serves as vice-chair of the Bexar County Republican Party, said that it is a mistake to imagine that Hispanic voters would uniformly see themselves as sharing a position with Black Lives Matter and other new activists around race and ethnicity.
Although the judges of this circuit would uniformly prefer to continue hiring law clerks pursuant to the Federal Law Clerk Hiring Plan, it has become apparent that the plan is no longer working.
The interest taken in the store goes against the narrative proliferated after Blockbuster closed its remaining brick-and-mortar shops in 2013 – that in-person retail would uniformly be replaced by the conveniences of streaming.
If they did, then all their branches would perform uniformly well, by borrowing the best practices from their sister units.
After thousands of experiments, he developed a ferric oxide "paint" for the tape, whose particles would align uniformly when magnetized, forming the perfect surface on which to record.
Unlike tools tipped or studded with natural or synthetic diamond crystals, a tool coated with a diamond film would be uniformly hard and especially resistant to wear.
The researchers initially expected that each backpack would adhere uniformly to its carrier cell's surface, much like a Band-Aid.
Earlier this month, the European Parliament rejected a measure, nicknamed the "software patent directive," that would have uniformly removed restrictions on those patents among European Union members.
