Sentences with phrase «uneven quality»

While many attacks on charter schools are misleading, critics have raised legitimate concerns about uneven quality and equitable access in some places.

In the schools, too, families often encounter uneven quality in mental health services — and an uneven willingness to work with challenging students.

The schools on offer to them suffer from uneven quality, corruption, chronic underfunding and rampant teacher absenteeism — or they are expensive private schools.

There is uneven quality among the actors and some cheesy dialogue, but it nevertheless narrates an interesting story that we would very well like to see how it unfolds.

Louise Nevelson, Roxy Paine, Beverly Pepper (Persephone Unbound, 1999), George Rickey, Tony Smith... the collection, of very uneven quality, is varied, despite comprising exclusively works by American artists.

This time around, Art Dubai followed SAF's annual March Meeting, an event of dramatically uneven quality in the past that was exceptionally strong this year, buttressed by a slate of new exhibitions, all solo shows delving into the art of Araeen, Wael Shawky, and Abdullah Al Saadi, among others.

Before the Farmer Support Center, coffee grown in Yunnan could sometimes have uneven quality, he said.

It is almost obligatory in reviews of collections of this sort to mention the uneven quality of the essays; and while not all of the essays are of the sterling quality of many of them, what is more striking is the unspoken presence of Ex Corde Ecclesiae, hovering over the proceedings like Poe's Raven.

The chapters are of uneven quality, but a few offer much food for thought.

Despite the uneven quality of his writing, and some self - consciousness evident in the latter part of the book, marked as it is by Niebuhr's awareness that the entries were destined for publication, there is a refreshing, contemporary quality to Leaves.

These plus points have to be weighed against an uneven quality of production: patchy editing; some murky photographs; and several unconvincing «modern reconstructions».

As is usually the case with anthology films, the finished product is of uneven quality.

, but given its uneven quality I can not recommend it.

Smith correctly notes that start - up enterprises are of uneven quality.

To be sure — and to be fair — there is much room for concern about the uneven quality of curriculum and instruction, a problem that Common Core has done less to create than to reveal.

This uneven quality of teachers has, according to some, led to the very policy conditions — including high - stakes testing and diminished autonomy — that appear to lead many teachers to abandon the profession (Walker, 2016).

His concerns with the uneven quality and often inequality of student educational outcomes in many parts of the world provide a powerful impetus to his research endeavours investigating the roles of families and schools in student learning.

Kotaku - For decades, Sonic the Hedgehog has inspired an obsessive fandom that's been difficult to separate from the uneven quality of the games.

Using inexpensive reproduction techniques, Abad recreates items from their lavish collection of Regency - era silverware, old master paintings of uneven quality and dubious provenance and, curiously, Yugoslav naïf paintings on glass.

But the uneven quality of much of his over-produced work echoes the poor quality of his recent artistic practice and has halted his momentum as an artist.

The uneven quality of the found footage dramatises the nature of the film as artifact and resonates with the fragmentary nature of memory.

For my money, there's nothing quite as poignant as the uneven quality of a hand - painted line.

'... there's nothing quite as poignant as the uneven quality of a hand - painted line.»

Those articles discuss, among other things, the public benefit of free and open sources, the increasing quality of these sources, and the opportunity for growth in the face of uneven quality and value from some commercial sources.

Careful and deliberate assessment of a state's early childhood governance structure is an integral step in reducing fragmentation, uneven quality, and inequity in early childhood programs and services.

Concerns have also been raised about the uneven quality of the representation.

One word of... MORE warning, though: in return for the low prices, Lumber Liquidators products are known to have uneven quality, to put it politely.

In the past, I've not always been happy with Bellawood because of its uneven quality.