Sentence examples for collective share from inspiring English sources

Europe's collective share of the world G.N.P. is also about 29percentt.

Since recoupment, their collective share in a $100,000 week is about $39,000).

Analysts have estimated that if the company split off it various parts, including the education unit, the collective share prices could trade as much as 20 percent higher.

We also are betting that the network will increase our collective share of the world market, and that it will generate more business for our partners than they would be able to obtain on their own.

The EU's collective share also fell, from 40% to 37%, whereas China's has more than doubled to 10% and Brazil's grew by 60%, from 1.7% of the world's output to 2.7% (see chart 2).The size of Asia's population leads UNESCO to conclude that it will become the "dominant scientific continent in the coming years".

Using a Google database, they look at changes in the frequencies of occurrence of several words between 1960 and 2008 – words that have to do with a society's members' sense of individualism vs. group cohesion: personalized, self, standout, unique, and others, vs. community, collective, share, tribe, and so forth.

This kept the collective "share-the-spoils" button pressed, Mr Haidt suggests, perhaps accounting for the low-inequality "great compression" decades of the mid-20th century.

A collective sharing begins, tentatively, as women raise their own experiences of abuse — but it begins.

Most importantly, coalitions provide a forum for education and the collective sharing of experiences.

NATO is all about collective sharing of risk, and to undermine that could also start a crisis.

If Veblen were alive today, he would probably applaud replacing individual status with collective sharing of this sort.