Sentence examples for share of draft from inspiring English sources

"People think it is some big government conspiracy," said Harald Stavenas, a spokesman for the House Armed Services Committee, which gets its share of draft questions as well.

This season with the Blazers, Lillard's offensive rating is 110.5, making him the sixth-most efficient high-usage guard in the N.B.A. Lillard's fast start has no doubt lifted the spirits of Blazers fans, a group that has seen its fair share of draft disappointments over the years.

"One of us will write the lion's share of a draft on their own and then the other person will come in".

As the deadlines grew tighter, she would give us regular updates about the progress of the manuscript and sometimes share drafts of chapters for a few of us to read.

Then, a meeting was held to share the draft of the IT-ID-CM among study participants and discuss possible issues related to the translation and future validation.

Conversely, during an exposed section at a recent road half marathon, I asked two nearby runners if they wanted to share the responsibility of drafting into a strong wind: a scowl and one-word refusal suggested teamwork was something alien to both of them.

The measure expresses the fact that energy use causes an important share of environmental pressures and drafts a clear picture about the impacts of energy efficiency measures.

(Even competitors, when they ride together, take turns out front, sharing the advantages of drafting).

After that auspicious beginning, the book caused its share of trouble: 'I started a draft and then had a horrible headache on the train to Paris, when I realised I had to throw the whole thing out.

When Lincoln shared a draft of his first Inaugural Address, Seward suggested a gentler closing and wrote out two sample paragraphs.

Mr. Kennett said that Mr. Perle and Mr. Donnelly had later shared a draft of their op-ed article with Boeing officials and asked them to double-check its facts.