Sentence examples for rationed among from inspiring English sources

The reduced quantity of services would somehow need to be rationed among competing demands.

Gas is carefully rationed among the four or five trucks, and the salary is about $400 a month, leading most of the officers to side jobs like ranching.

If rationing is allowed, with shares of the asset rationed among the t highest bidders, then the (t+1)st price auction yields the lowest revenue among all auctions with rationing in which only the winners pay and the unit price only depends on the losers' bids.

"Even the ammunition they sent us for small calibre [weapons] were very few, we had to ration it among ourselves, I remember one time we each got 20 rounds, that's it.

A basket of food?" read another, referring to Rouhani's initiative for distribution of food rations among people.

British prisoners during World War II swapped their Red Cross rations among themselves, using cigarettes as a form of currency.

His passion, dedication, curiosity and unwavering conviction that giving up is not an option greatly contributed in the reversing of the 80%-20 80%-20 to cure ration among childhood blood disorders within his lifetime.

Although there has been a growing clamour of complaints about services suffering from funding cuts, closures and drug rationing, among other problems, health managers have usually argued that these changes should not affect the overall quality of patient care because treatments are being delivered more efficiently or through another part of the NHS.

Blackwelder studied biology at Stanford University and during World War II was a member of the WAVES division of the Navy, assigned to the Naval Medical Research Institute, where she worked on the development of emergency life raft rations, among other projects.

In the 1950s, I lived among families who had known the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl, who had gone through wartime rationing, among housewives who knew food only as the opposite of going hungry, among husbands in their early 30s who insisted on eating poorly because they had been poor most of their lives.

The female to male ration among the patients was 50%.