The phrase "a sharing of something" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of distributing or exchanging something among individuals or groups.
Example: "The event was designed to promote a sharing of ideas among the participants."
Alternatives: "an exchange of something" or "a distribution of something".
Third, having a share of something implies that (a) we can trade it (There are ways that we can almost trade our lives. For instance, if a person was to sell a vital organ to clear a debt. Although is at present illegal (in the UK) for a person to do so, there has been a call to allow the sale of kidneys [ 2]) (b) we can give our share of it away and (c) we can decline it.
An Obama rally of 30% would require the S&P to climb past its current price/earnings multiple of 21 times estimated 2010 earnings of $53 a share to something more like a 27 P/E.
Analysts in London said P & O Princess shareholders still seemed to think that Royal Caribbean would win their company, unless Carnival raised its bid again, from 500 pence a share to something in the range of 560 to 600 pence.
It can be a friend's status, or a post from a company you follow, or even a re-share of something somebody else shared.
"When someone talks about us having a 70% share of something, I'm thinking, what happened to the other 30%?
Instead of Arendt being paid cash for his work, as was Kennedy's initial offer, he would take a share of the fledgling company, something both men were happy with while remaining fully aware that it may yield little to nothing in the way of a living wage.
The company says that "Dollars Per Share", a metric that calculates how many purchases result from a person sharing details of something bought or desired, has nearly doubled in the last two years.
Says the trader in the taped interview: "Before he'd call Maria maybe we'd buy five or ten thousand shares of something.
The weak growth brought revenue as a share of gross domestic product down, something that typically happens in — or around — a recession, not deep into a robust expansion that the Fed has described as a "particularly bright" moment.
Along with his adoption, Tiberius received tribunician power as well as a share of Augustus's maius imperium, something that even Marcus Agrippa may never have had.
"Early in the year, in a meeting with analysts, he guaranteed the worst-case scenario of $3.80 a share, with $4 something as the upside," said Efraim Levy, an analyst at the Standard & Poor's Equity Group.
