Sentence examples for apportion more from inspiring English sources

The new economic plan is to be announced early this week, along with a reshuffling of the cabinet and an agreement with opposition governors on how to apportion more than $1 billion in disputed federal revenues to the provinces.

The Vermont senator was speaking two days before the last major contests of the Democratic nominating process, in which six states, including California and New Jersey, will apportion more than 700 delegates.

Some money managers are expected to apportion more of their funds into bonds if yields rise above the 6.0% level.

Maybe so, but if the FCC doesn't apportion more underutilized spectrum to the wireless folks, it's going to be a big whale stuck in a wading pool.

My wife was home, my kid, I had one sick child, three kids, and the greatest regret of my life is that I didn't apportion more time to my family in those early years.

We calculated pooled estimates of effect sizes and risk ratios using a random effects model that uses inverse variance methods to apportion more weight to larger rather than smaller studies in the meta-analysis.

As a result it apportions more water than there is in the river.

Water budget model results show that annual precipitation is divided primarily between evapotranspiration and overland flow for the pasture, but apportioned more to evapotranspiration and inputs to bedrock storage for the crop and forest sites.

One question is what scenarios or conditions would need to pertain to justify apportioning more or less agency and, correspondingly, political or moral responsibility to the architect or to the client, in design and build phases of realizing an architectural object.

Moscow and Beijing want any international blame for the violence to be apportioned more evenly.

In the greatly expanded ERD6-like subfamily, however, gene representation is apportioned more equitably with most genes ranging between 3% and 10% of the total EST database representation.