Sentence examples for means share the from inspiring English sources

It is only fair that those with more financial means share the burden.

The various groups, which by no means share the same political vision for Yemen's future, are divided in the level of trust they have for the opposition parties and the defected members of the elite in general.

There's a fine 12-ounce New York strip steak with sautéed potatoes and herbed olive oil ($44), and by all means share the "MAMO meatball" ($42), the size of a baseball, riddled with truffles with a creamy four-cheese polenta.

By no means share the list with a lover or even a friend.

"Enjoying the rights means sharing the responsibility".

This means sharing the pain as well as the gain".

It means sharing the decision making process from the outset.

Peak performance also means "sharing the dream" with employees and fans.

One obvious caveat is that spinning off projects means sharing the upside value with third parties.

Empathy means being able to imagine oneself in the condition or predicament of another, while sympathy means sharing the feelings of another to the point of compassion or pity.

Bridge has refused to join the England national team if it means sharing the locker room with Terry, but it was Bridge whom large sections of the crowd booed Saturday.