Sentence examples for allotted share from inspiring English sources
The phrase "allotted share" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It refers to a portion or amount that has been assigned or distributed to someone or something. Example: Each member of the team was given their allotted share of the project's budget to use as they saw fit.
"If you have certain states drawing more than their allotted share then it can trigger this collapse".
The power minister, Sushilkumar Shinde, blamed the latest collapse on states taking more than their allotted share of electricity.
Chronic water shortages in the southern province of Sindh breed suspicions that politically connected landowners in upriver Punjab are siphoning more than their allotted share.
Initial, unconfirmed reports suggested that individual states may have drawn more than their allotted share of power from the grid, setting off the systemic failure.
The district wants to keep its aqueducts full when the federal government eventually forces California to stop taking more than its allotted share of Colorado River water.
I'd surpassed my allotted share of their massive data centers' message-processing capabilities, and it was all thanks to my Twitter bot.
[C5.] J.P. Morgan Settles S.E.C. Charges J. P. Morgan Securities has agreed to pay $25 million to settle regulatory charges that it illegally allotted shares in hot initial public offerings based on promises from customers to buy more shares later.
The company raised $884 million from its listing, but it could surpass $1 billion if all allotted shares are purchased by underwriters.
There are essentially no rules for how such shares are allocated, but if the firms allotted the shares in exchange for kickbacks–as has been alleged that is illegal.
Under Fairsoftware's contract (which includes a Software Bill of Rights), these founders (and eventually other employees) are allotted "virtual shares", which are not subject to the same legal restrictions as normal stock.
How those shares are allotted is part of a choreographed series of events that takes place over several months before the market debut.
