Sentence examples for all the baskets from inspiring English sources

On this set of baskets, an indifference curve is defined for each consumer; a consumer's indifference curve contains all the baskets of commodities that the consumer regards as equivalent: That is, for every pair of baskets on the same indifference curve, the consumer does not prefer one basket over another.

Amy Nathan Marian Miller was shopping for gifts for her dog-owner friends in Z Spot, the pet store of Zitomer's on Madison Avenue, when she noticed a huge, sad-eyed basset hound sniffing around in all the baskets on the floor, testing the toys.

All of the baskets came up layups.

When all of the baskets were full, the collectors marched to the stage and piled them on top of each other.

At some signal, they came forward they were all women and took the baskets to a stairwell leading to Shiva's temple.

Inside the nearly empty cathedral, a church official ordered several ushers to place all the collection baskets in the confessionals and to make sure "there's no one sleeping" in the pews.

Whatever his secret, Warren Buffett Warren Buffett seems to have his eggs diversified throughout all the right baskets.

A consumer's preference set (relative to an indifference curve) is the union of the indifference curve and all the commodity baskets that the consumer prefers over the indifference curve.

More important, however, is the increased interdependency of stock price movements in response to global economic announcements: As stocks move together up and down, all the investment baskets rise and fall at the same time, defeating the diversification principle.

It's not every day that you see a dunk go through the rim but not all the way through the basket.

A scanner detects and records all the items in the basket.