Sentence examples for distribution of dollar from inspiring English sources

The distribution of dollar incomes may have become more skewed in recent years, but leisure is more evenly spread than ever.Ms Costa bases her research on consumption surveys dating back as far as 1888.

And here's the distribution of dollar volume among southern states.

UBS, Europe's largest bank by assets violated an agreement with the Federal Reserve over the distribution of dollars, a UBS spokesman, Christoph Meier, said on Sunday, according to Bloomberg News.

The almost $900 million in a charity care pool would start paying hospitals to provide care for people without health insurance, instead of the current unaccountable distribution of dollars.

The company released an analysis of the distribution of dollars by contribution size for successfully funded projects over its first $15m or so taken in.

The Federal Reserve ended its contract with UBS for the distribution of dollars after discovering that currency had been transferred to countries that are under a United States trade embargo, according to Peter Bakstansky, a spokesman for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

The distribution of dollars suggests that the long tail in the hardware category is quite long: 43 percent of all dollars raised were from the 37 projects that surpassed $1 million in total crowdfunding.

(http://tiny.cc/POj7a ) Yet on Thursday, the Obama Administration released its first report on the distribution of dollars under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) claiming that it has distributed $16 billion in stimulus funds and created 30, 383 jobs.

So it was with more than a little urgency that Perriello wanted to publicize the distribution of ten million dollars in grants from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, otherwise known as the stimulus package.

The dollar coin campaign is meant to supplement an intensive 13-month promotion and public relations effort that culminated in February, which included distribution of golden dollars in change at Wal-Mart stores and as prizes inside boxes of Cheerios cereal, sold by General Mills.

That question is back on the legislative table after more than a dozen states this year tried to push drug-testing bills for the jobless as a way to end the frivolous distribution of tax dollars being used for unemployment benefit programs.