Sentence examples for share democratically from inspiring English sources

All share democratically in the company's gains and losses.

In theory, supreme triumph and humbling defeat are shared as democratically as possible among the 32 NFL teams.

Big and Dré are prominent on the record but, tellingly, never overbearingly so: duties were shared out democratically, with everyone from the collective being given their chance to shine.

Yes, there were new events added in recent times, like Cyber Monday, which made its debut in 2005, but for the most part these were democratically shared.

Since very few of us are endowed with great genius, it is important to understand that the quality of which I am speaking is to some degree democratically shared.

With the laughs now more democratically shared, most of this series' best moments have come from back and forths between the teams: N-Dubz's Dappy confusing Martha Wainwright with Cerys Matthews; the Donal MacIntyre in disguise as an undercover banana gags; Jamelia being the most surprisingly brilliant guest since Josh Groban last year; Dappy in general.

It may appear that the Internet has been nothing but a boon for science: results are shared immediately and democratically, in the best scientific tradition.

A growing number of governments – many democratically elected – share an attitude that internet companies should be expected to act as "net nannies" for their citizens.

But they also understand the sense of power that comes with knowing how to write clearly and well – a feeling they want democratically to share.

Worldwide, democratically elected legislatures share some growing problems, some speakers said.

Policymakers should promote data disclosure by providing resources and creating incentives for democratically elected governments to share information — especially for newly elected leaders in more fragile democratic states.