unevenly

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• One-quarter of respondents don’t see getting back to normal operations until Q1 2021 or beyond, underscoring that this is a highly uneven recovery.

• The uneven recovery in spending highlights what is already a growing income gap.

• Still, experts say that the gains from having arts-related facilities, while uneven, are real.

• It also doesn’t deal with the uneven distribution of the technology that is supposed to catapult us into this new age.

• I do think, to Michael’s earlier point, that some of the problematic nature of the equipment they’ve shipped — their uneven reputation on the quality of their pharma products and so forth — will cause people to want to test it pretty heavily first.

• Data are much better for Europe and Latin America, and frustratingly uneven for Africa and much of Asia.

• Their uneven threads showed potential for backing out or breaking, he said.

• The power delivered by the rocket motor was uneven and tricky to control.

• So the dependency story is strange and uneven, and especially nasty when it comes to women.

• This stirring moment arrives in a chapter that spotlights the highs and lows of a persistently uneven book.

• Or were they merely orthodox through a more uneven balancing of their qualities, the animal in abeyance?

• The shell is thick, and is surrounded by an uneven gelatinous envelop which is often stained with bile.

• The sweat of death was already on his brow as he reeled sideways, plunging blindly across the uneven tufts of grass.

• The fields present a much more even appearance than similar fields in France, where the tobacco grown is small and uneven.