Sentence examples for are not redistributed from inspiring English sources

Further, many of the land holdings are not redistributed to the poor but to political cronies with little farming experience--so called "cell phone farmers". There are a number of other impediments to land reform, including climate, the rising costs of farm production, and the volatility of global agricultural prices.

Thus, many trees that produce large fruits are not redistributed to a suitable location to grow, and as a result, these oceanic islands may end up losing all their trees.

Transfer fees are not redistributing enough cash to close that gap, nor to compensate clubs sufficiently for the loss of young players whose value only becomes apparent later in their careers.Transfer fees mostly benefit clubs by diverting money from players to their employers, says Stefan Szymanski, an economist at Imperial College London.

The rich are not redistributing that money back to society.

Its inmates were not redistributed to other prisons; they disappeared, along with the guards — more than 300 people, we're told.

Recovery of the perinuclear distribution involved only a subset of melanosomes, most often tiny and lightly pigmented and possibly newly formed, while a conspicuous fraction of melanosomes, including the giant ones, were not redistributed towards the cell centre and remained at the periphery (Fig.  4A, pR/OA1wt).

Further studies using rapid fixation methods (e.g. high pressure freezing, microwave assisted fixation) revealed that ascorbate and glutathione were not redistributed or washed out during chemical fixation at RT which takes 90 min as labeling density and the ratio of labeling between cell compartments remained the same when these methods were used [ 31, 32].

So, the solution to poverty is not redistributing stocks.

And that is not redistribute, but to engage their members.

That's not redistributing THEIR wealth or their "piece of the American dream," to quote Wallace.

Since this is his business, Dendy goes into detail on how it works and how it is saving schools, businesses and municipalities millions every year -- money that can end the economic depression for the middle class if it isn't redistributed from the middle class to an administratively bloated industry paying executives fabulous salaries for average performance (from a health outcomes perspective).