unevenly

For a long time he lay still, his breath coming unevenly.

It seems as though he grew unevenly and then stopped growing.

And finally, the contradictions within the whole are said to develop unevenly.

Water resources are however distributed unevenly - both in time and space.

Fourth, young children develop unevenly, more so than older ones.

"He was too far ahead of me," she said unevenly.

Then he turned, heading west to his car, still moving slowly and unevenly.

In practice, however, regulation has been unevenly introduced between states.

And, like Allison, they are using birth control unevenly at best.

They were all put back unevenly, so my guess is that it was snatched recently.

I will if you tell me how,' he said, his voice rising and falling unevenly.

She knew one of the chairs at the table sat unevenly on its legs.

She dared not look at the ground moving unevenly beneath her.

"It has to be some sort of bad step that loaded the weight unevenly."

Buddy was lost in himself, talking unevenly as he shaved.

At the center of the room was a small, unevenly made, polished wooden table.

But this total sum is distributed very unevenly among the schools.

The main problem is that so far the central battle seems unevenly pitched.

Unevenly he said, "There has been tragedy of it before."

"You'll never know how sorry I am," she said unevenly.

She - definitely a female now - was walking unevenly.

Critical resources such as land are also unevenly distributed by gender.

Four unevenly placed eyebrow windows are on the second story.

"I'll thank you to remember your promise," she returned unevenly.

But the expectations of a new prosperity are at best unevenly shared.