Sentence examples for share proportionately from inspiring English sources

That's not a trivial distinction: to be bullish on the Dow you must believe not just that American capitalism will prosper, but that today's corporate giants will share proportionately in that prosperity -- not just for the next couple of years, but far into the future.

Individuals share proportionately in the fund's income from dividends, interest or capital gains or losses from downturns.

Essentially, even if the investor did not benefit from the stocks' gains, this investor will share proportionately in taxes due from the sale of these appreciated stocks when the mutual fund manager makes a change.

They are a reproach to Europe — to the coddled allies who have not shared proportionately in the sacrifice.

Under the one share-one vote principle, controlling shareholders may cause the company to forgo new, profitable investments if pursuing them requires additional equity and controlling shareholders are unable or unwilling to purchase new shares proportionately.

The "Rhodian Law" provided that losses incurred by a sea captain as a result of trying to save ship and cargo from peril must be shared proportionately by all owners of cargo and by the shipowner.

Each Gnostic system explained aeons in its own way, but all concurred that aeons increased in number in proportion to their remoteness from the divinity and that lower aeons shared proportionately less in divine energy.

As an ME closes in on its leading target, the profit share increases proportionately, sometimes exceeding 40%.

In 1959, after years of violence, the Prime Minister opened a dialogue with his Turkish counterpart, Adnan Menderes, that led to establishment of an independent republic of Cyprus where Greeks and Turks would share power proportionately.

In any case, some officials reckon that even if a fully harmonised set of EU rules is eventually achieved, it would be unlikely to ensure that all EU countries share a proportionately equal burden of asylum-seekers.

We agree with the rationale that, absent a statute to the contrary, when one joint tenant collects rents on the property and does not proportionately share the rents with their joint tenants, the other joint tenants do not have a lien on the collecting joint tenant's share of the property.