Sentence examples for apportioning my from inspiring English sources
Every morning, after apportioning my pills, I would walk outside for two minutes.
We have intense conversations in my house about apportioning responsibility, because neither my husband nor I wants to assume roles based on messed-up collective assumptions about gender dynamics.
Every parent is Jacob, imperfectly apportioning love and discipline, wondering (if not praying): "God, did I give my children my best... or my worst?" I ask every day for God to bless my family and to help me be a good father.
I'll make you a cup of tea.' " About apportioning her visits to her parents, who were separated: "I would visit my father every other Sunday, as he lived alone.
I'm not apportioning any blame.
There is still no law apportioning Iraq's oil resources.
"I am not interested in apportioning blame," Nhan says.
Apportioning blame reassures the public and makes you look tough.
My research is mainly focused on two areas: 1) characterizing exposure of pollutants and investigating adverse health effects of these pollutants in urban environments and 2) apportioning contamination sources and assessing environmental impact related to human activities (e.g., the fate of contaminants after Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and impact of hydraulic fracturing on water and air quality).
Their mandate does not involve apportioning blame for the attacks.
