Sentence examples for got redistributed to from inspiring English sources

Each year teams contributed 34% of their revenue from ticket sales, parking, concessions and local broadcast rights (minus stadium expenses) to a pot that then got redistributed to the weakest teams.

The key twist: As your fellow investors die, their share of the payout gets redistributed to the remaining survivors.

As they melt, sea levels in their vicinity will fall as the water gets redistributed to distant areas.

If not, the candidate with the fewest first-choice votes is eliminated, and his or her ballots get redistributed to whomever those voters ranked second.

TV broadcasters and the military have lots of prime spectrum, and the battle over how any of it gets redistributed to wireless companies to feed the data demands of smartphone and tablet owners will be a key part of the communications policy landscape in the second term of the Obama administration.

This now fourth-hand bilge then gets redistributed to his supporters, who use it to fertilise the array of dull prejudice that feeds so much of the sour tone of present US politics.

Whether they were damaged by a storm or some other event, broken branches should be pruned so that the water and nutrients they're still taking from the tree get redistributed to healthy branches.

"They are resident tar balls that got redistributed by Isaac, Hayworthh said.

All that money then got redistributed among members in business loans and savings interest, and at the end of the hour, the box sat empty again... until next week.

The role of this two-step procedure is to enforce the electrons to enter a single shell of the multi-wall nanotubes, and we study how from that point they get redistributed amongst the other tubes.

"If Catalina were to change direction and start going up," Castillo said, "that would imply a significant reorganization of the distribution of tectonic stress in southern California". And when tectonic stress gets redistributed, it can influence ground motion and earthquakes.