Sentence examples for apportion as much from inspiring English sources
Mr. Monteilh said after the meeting that the city would likely try to apportion as much of the money as it could directly though its municipal budget, while pushing to establish at least one of the funds for neighborhood projects.
In David Ives's streamlined adaptation, the prickly friendship between these two is still apportioned as much (or more) stage time as the romance between the young lovers, Fanny (Elena Shaddow) and Marius (James Snyder), who declare their affection, confess its impossibility, mate and part ways in a matter of a few minutes of stage time and a few lush strains of song.
The production, directed by Ron O J Parson, moves in tune with the easy rhythms of the writing, which cycles through Cephus's life at a steady trot, apportioning as much time to comic anecdotes of youthful foibles as it does to the injustices that ultimately leave him friendless, jobless and pickled in cheap wine.
If BP is found to be grossly negligent and receives a maximum fine under the federal Clean Water Act, the company could face as much as $14 billion in penalties depending on how much oil flooded into the Gulf and how much blame is apportioned to BP and the contractors, according to Stephen Simko, a senior Morningstar analyst.
"As much glass as possible.
