Word: unevennesses
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...finances dedicated exclusively to programming, the commission suggests that the Endowment, a semi-autonomous division of the Trust, exist solely to concentrate on developing and financing new programs for noncommercial television and radio. The commission also suggests marked changes in nominating procedures for Trust officers to replace "the uneven and politically vulnerable process" which currently governs appointments...
...equipment can be hazardous," Mendez said yesterday. "We have to tumble on strip mats because there are no regulation floor exercise mats. The uneven parallel bars are dangerous and the balance beam is terrible," he added...
...more thoughtful rehearsing. Black Star Theater was formed only this fall, and Krieger said that one of the most exciting advantages to having what is in effect a repertory company is learning and growing with each production. Not I and I Lost a Pair of Gloves Yesterday, though uneven, are valuable portents, not just for Black Star Theater, for the future of innovative theatre at Harvard...
Carter's political strength rises and falls rather mercurially, a mark of his uneven record as President and his unemotional way of administering the office. In addition there seems to be a growing, perhaps dangerous longing for a leader who is larger than life. By the indications of Carter's first two years, he will never be an Inspirational leader. He may, however, be judged a capable President who should be continued in office...
...Angeles area had dropped from 90% in 1945 to close to 40% by 1965. Deciding that such absentee buying could be better handled through a central exchange of sorts, Jackson started a West Coast exchange in 1968 with a local real estate firm. Though business was uneven for the next few years and his partners pulled out quickly, by last September Jackson was finally able to open a legitimate exchange trading floor in his San Francisco warehouse. He hooked up with Telerate, a computerized bond-listing firm that also supplied him daily with a tabulation of international real estate offerings...