Sentence examples for apportioned a from inspiring English sources
"We apportioned a large part of our budget to this melting foam, and it looked O.K.," Ms. Swinton said.
Each precinct is apportioned a number of delegates based on Democratic turnout in the past two elections.
Bryant Gumbel last week apportioned a lengthy segment of his CBS morning program, "The Early Show," to the soothsayings of Jack F. Kemp, the Republican vice-presidential nominee in 1996, and former Gov. Mario M. Cuomo of New York, a Democrat.
In addition (and unlike the Fannie/Freddie approach) shareholders would not only be apportioned a share of the potential losses but would also receive shares in the new green shoots.
Each separate process and resource within the pathway was delineated and apportioned a unit cost.
Both methods indicated that roughly 20% of the PM2.5 mass in Atlanta originated from these two mobile source categories, although PMF apportioned a greater fraction of the total PM2.5 mass to diesel as compared with CMB-LGO (13 vs. 9%, respectively).
Nellie Bly's report — a clean, objective piece of journalism available by searching for her name at digital.library.upenn.edu/women — scandalized readers and embarrassed public officials to such a degree that the next year the city apportioned an extra $1 million to the care of the insane.
The Colorado River Compact of 1922 apportioned an equal portion of the river's flow to the Upper Basin (the U.S. states of Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming and northern Arizona) and the Lower Basin (Arizona, California and Nevada), with the individual "basins" divided by an imaginary line at Lee's Ferry.
Namibia for example was apportioned an HIV prevalence of 4.2%, which is what HIV prevalence was in 1992 when the migration measurements were taken, rather than its peak of 16.5%.
Apportioning a percentage of this figure to wind alone, though, is almost impossible.
In 2005 the local authorities in Zeguo, China, used the technique to apportion a 40m yuan ($5.9m) infrastructure budget.
