Sentence examples for share to fix from inspiring English sources

Metro will use its share to fix crumbling platforms and for a new railcar testing facility.

"Voters want everyone to pay their fair share to fix the roads -- including Gov. Snyder's corporate donors and his business allies".

NEW YORK, Aug 10 (Reuters) - A New Jersey woman who said she is one of 16 co-workers holding one of three winning tickets in this week's $448 million Powerball lottery jackpot plans to use her share to fix her home that was damaged by Superstorm Sandy, according to local media.

A few years ago, Mr Biggs got into trouble for writing about a plumber who was too busy day-trading shares to fix his pipes, who turned out to be a figment of his imagination.

The message was clear: Spreading important ideas was the shared purpose, improving quality was a shared problem, and it would take a shared effort to fix it.

Both these species share the capacity to fix atmospheric nitrogen in heterocytes (cell where fixation occurs).

I have met with many immigration leaders and constituents to hear their concerns and share the approach to fix our broken system.

Still, this particular case seems more like an irresponsible girl, who was supposedly tricked by Uber, then turning around and using a sharing economy herself to fix her mistake.

Lentil shares the ability to fix atmospheric nitrogen with other legumes, making it important in the management of soil fertility in cereal based cropping systems.

The questionnaire asked the players to share their knowledge of approaches to fix matches, the sharing of inside information, the extent of fixing in the game and the betting rules that applied to them.

Or Colin Barnett is not capable of running his own schools?" Some states had previously sought a share of income tax to fix their revenue problem in the longer term, because income tax grows faster and more reliably than the GST, but premiers have reacted sceptically to the idea that they could be responsible for raising or lowering a proportion of income taxing powers ceded by the commonwealth.