Sentence examples for has an equal share from inspiring English sources

But each player has an equal share in the band.

It's the old romantic egalitarian motive that says we would live in a better world if everyone has an equal share of a smaller pie rather than a world with unequal distribution of a larger pie".

(Their ne'er-do-well brother, who has a sweet tooth for black women, has an equal share of the estate; but, in addition to failing at every business venture he tries, he also seems to have failed to earn a Christian name from the family, to whom he is always "Brother").

The country has long been used as the example of where not to be on the Gini co-efficient a sco-efficient ae inequality where one meanscale person has all the country's income and zero means everybody has an equal share.

The back-story – which I wrote on at length – is that he has been flying to several US cities working with volunteers to co-create internet companies in one weekend, where everyone has an equal share in the resulting web site.

Vaughan Williams also insisted on a balance between words and music in A Sea Symphony, writing in his program note for the work, "It is also noticeable that the orchestra has an equal share with the chorus and soloists in carrying out the musical ideas".

Men might think they have an equal share in conception decisions, but this is not the case.

If the trust does not specify otherwise, each is assumed to have an equal share of the trust.

Nelson is unable to comprehend how athletes still do not have an equal share of the voice at the Olympic table.

They settled the commotion thus: every girl would draw out one strand from every bundle until they all had an equal share.

They will have an equal share of Sudan's oil revenues, but at present they have practically no one with experience of governing.