Sentence examples for apportioned to those from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it won't be universal, but apportioned to those who need it most.

The more obsessed a culture becomes with attainment and success, the more afraid we are of the blame that will be apportioned to those children (and their parents) who fail to triumph.

Those concessions were mainly due to a collapsing Japanese scrum, the blame for which could partly be apportioned to the nematode-ridden turf uprooting at the slightest touch.

How is the original cost basis apportioned to the pieces?

By doing so, again, more attention is apportioned to the focal taxon.

In the analysis, this was apportioned to the intervention arm only.

But under the new system, those costs are apportioned to each housing unit from the beginning.

Much blame has been apportioned to lax research regulations that serve only the hubris of those seeking the next big cure, a system that enabled Wakefield.

It is obviously of no interest to the Western carriers how those of New England decide to apportion their share; nor is it of interest to the Eastern carriers how those west of the Hudson divide the share apportioned to that territory.

Deductions that are allocated and apportioned to foreign earned income must then be allocated and apportioned to foreign earned income that is excluded under section 911(a).

Last year, no FCC money was apportioned to provide more WiFi in schools.