unevenness

Here’s a reminder that the labor market recovery in America is a very uneven picture.

The fact is that company stakeholder performance, like company financial performance, is uneven.

While ad spending over the last quarter was uneven and fragile, generally it wasn’t as bad as expected.

Constantly disconnecting and reconnecting as the surface dictates helps keep the body level through both high-speed corners and over large, uneven potholes.

Builders have to avoid ecologically sensitive habitats and hard or uneven terrain—while staying close to existing electric grid infrastructure.

Yet despite its overall unevenness, as a first-time director, Stewart should be proud of giving this story more coverage.

The truth is, there's a lot of unevenness about every season of SNL, stretching back to the classic days.

This printed sheet is then turned face down by the pressman and any unevenness of the impression noted.

The native part of the town is interesting from the variety and unevenness of the buildings.

The face of the fabric is twilled, the twills being uneven and irregular because of the unevenness of the yarn.

Even the unevenness of ground, which at first seems to be a defect, turns either into ornament or profit.

This obviates any tendency of the boring bit to run out of truth and thus cause unevenness on the face side of the jointed board.