Sentence examples for equally apportioned from inspiring English sources

The total area of 215 square miles (556 square km) is nearly equally apportioned between Florida and Mississippi.

Given that he is also one of two writers credited on Ridley Scott's much anticipated 2012 film (and possible "Alien" prequel) "Prometheus," it is to be hoped that his lazy ideas were not equally apportioned between the two projects.

One hundred patients with classic TN symptoms were recruited, and randomly and equally apportioned to single- or repeated-dose group.

They wanted success to be equally apportioned among all parties: Kurds, the majority Shiite Iraqi army, and the Sunni militiamen designed the reassure the Arabs of Mosul.

In the case of redundantly aligning reads, mature miRNA sequences were equally apportioned among each of the hairpins.

Previously reported cases were equally apportioned by sex, and patients were 44 to 95 years of age (3 – 8 ).

Clearly, the city did not equally apportion the costs among the lot owners.

Forty percent of the 1st $225,000,000; 30percentt of the next $275,000,000; and 20percentt of all additional appropriations shall be apportioned equally among the States.

According to the 1989 Ṭāʾif Accord, parliamentary seats are apportioned equally between Christian and Muslim sects, thereby replacing an earlier ratio that had favoured Christians.

Who among us would relish paying our neighbors' phone or electric bills if costs were simply apportioned equally across the entire city?

The ballot question will be neutrally phrased: "Should Scotland be an independent country?" Campaign spending will be limited and apportioned equally between pro- and anti-independence parties, and both governments have agreed to accept the outcome.