Sentence examples for an egalitarian split from inspiring English sources
Amongst the 2011 nominees are a painter, a sculptor, an installation artist and a video artist, and an egalitarian split of two men and two women; when the list was announced in May, the UK paper Daily Mail & Guardian proclaimed that this year "certainly won't disappoint" if you're looking for "bewilderment".
Although, inevitably, each team member brings a different set of skills to the enterprise (and, therefore, adds varying amounts of value to the business), in my experience, teams for first-time fund sponsors typically take an egalitarian approach to dividing up the "carried interest" and tend to split the "carried interest" pool evenly (or as close to evenly as possible).
Although, inevitably, each team member brings a different set of skills to the enterprise (and, therefore, adds varying amounts of value to the business), in my experience, teams for first-time fund sponsors typically take an egalitarian approach to dividing up the "carried interest" and tend to split the "carried interest" pool evenly (or as close to evenly as possible).
Hers was an egalitarian household.
It is an egalitarian theory.
It's an egalitarian history too.
This would be an egalitarian process.
"A church does have an egalitarian basis".
Psychologists call this having an egalitarian goal.
Keynes was a meritocrat, not an egalitarian.
