Sentence examples for phrase distribution from inspiring English sources

In Dworkin's phrase, distribution should be ambition-insensitive but endowment-sensitive.

Labour's frontbenchers have got much better this year at communicating in normal English rather than impenetrable policy wonk-speak - even Douglas Alexander has been speaking relatively clearly - and although Reeves did use the phrase "bimodal distribution of skills and qualifications" and that awful new word "learnings", she was generally pretty straightforward.

For Hackers, side projects lose traction in the design & distribution phrase, and fizzle... out".

In fact, the cocktail party chatter here has been less about the big score than about so-called service deals (in which the filmmaker pays to put a movie in theaters) or, in the latest catch-phrase, do-it-yourself distribution.

Oakhurst claimed that the phrase "packing for shipment or distribution" covered workers who were packing goods for shipment, as well as workers involved in "distribution" — like the truck drivers.

In the current version, the phrase "for the purpose of distribution to the public" is omitted and the phrase "that have been acquired outside the United States" appears in its stead.

We only used regulatory phrases for which the average of the a posteriori probability distribution was greater than 70% (activatory phrase) or smaller than 30% (inhibitory phrase).

He ridiculed the Reaganite trickle-down theory of wealth distribution, preferring the earthier phrase "the horse-and-sparrow theory" - "If you feed the horse enough oats, some will pass through to the road for the sparrows".

The non-basic N1 class species in sample C-extract phrase of furfural have a broader distribution of DBE and carbon numbers.

Other dance phrases, in contrast, have an even distribution of energy.

Fearing that he will inherit empty government coffers, Ed Miliband has said that Labour now wants to shift the emphasis from palliative government cheques to tackling low pay more directly – "pre-distribution", in the uncatchy phrase.