Sentence examples for share of the normal from inspiring English sources

(Yes, of course, it would be wiser to be hyper-cautious about whom and where you reveal your particular share of the normal human peccadilloes, but desire and excitement don't work that way. If they did, life would be easier, and Phillip Roth would have nothing to write about.

They got some relief from a 1995 tax treaty that, among other things, exempts from U.S. estate taxes all U.S. assets (except real estate) held in estates that total less than $1.2 million; allows Canadians to claim estate deductions for contributions to Canadian charities; and gives them a share of the normal U.S. estate tax exemption.

What is special about meeting health needs, for purposes of justice, is that it contributes to protecting individuals' fair shares of the normal opportunity range for their society.

On the opportunity-based view, justice requires that we protect people's shares of the normal opportunity range by treating illness when it occurs, by reducing the risk of disease and disability before they occur, and by distributing those risks equitably.

The New York Fed's share will flow to the Treasury Department, as part of the normal operating process.

On Days, every moment is share-worthy, because the idea is to share the normal, everyday routine of your life.

The irony is that music is often a minimal expense on a production's spreadsheet--if Lionsgate spent the normal share of the $130-million "Hunger Games: Catching Fire" on music, say, the bill would come to less than $600,000.

Indeed, the word "Habitat" isn't in evidence on the banners on those buildings (the words "Affordable Housing" are); Habitat says it is marketing its share of the units through its normal means.

Many fear they will reveal that it strayed so far from the tradition of co-operative banking that it shared all the vices of the normal banking sector and none of its virtues.

HEDS is an organization that exists to help colleges "openly share sensitive institutional information outside of the normal competitive and ranking-focused environment in which many institutions normally operate," Skillrud said.

Malignant tumors often share genetic and phenotypic characteristics of the normal cells from which they arose.