Sentence examples for a specific share from inspiring English sources

First, chief executives should never promise a specific share price.

(With a tenancy in common, Mr. Sahn said, each owner owns a specific share of the property -- often an equal share -- and each has an equal right to use the property).

However, she was careful not to commit America to a specific share of the $100bn fund, and she made it clear that much of the financing would have to come from private, rather than government sources.

If people are told that a specific share of their income tax will go to some popular cause, say education or health, they may be more willing to cough up—or so the theory goes.

But in what appears to be a sign of growing flexibility, Steve Greenberg, who is advising the Mets on the sale, said the owners were not wedded to selling a specific share of the team as long as they hold the majority.

A more modern version of this theory was proposed by MacCormick (1977), who argued that a right-holder was the intended beneficiary of a specific share of benefit, rather than just being a generalised beneficiary of the rules.

The couple is among a growing number of people who have found love on dating sites that pair members based on a specific shared interest or background — sites like HorseandCountrySingles.com, Nerdsatheart.com, DateMyPet.com, STDmatch.net (for singles with sexually transmitted diseases), MatureSinglesOnly.com (for people over 50) and Veggielove.com.com

File sharing by a distributed storage system is quite different from a specific sharing application like BitTorrent.

To further define a specific shared haplotype due to one of two hypotheses, we mapped all coding haplotypes of both genes on their geographic distribution.

The family has been named FAM20 to indicate the fact that the members are related by sequence similarity rather than a specific shared function and contains three members in mammals.

To this end, we took the same set of gene pairs which were found to have a highly specific shared function in the previous study by Mani et al. [14] (see Methods for their definition).