Sentence examples for shared almost equally from inspiring English sources

About half of the positions are shared, almost equally, by at least two players, including first base, second base, left field, even designated hitter.

And in Bolton, where 60 seats are shared almost equally between Labour, Tories and Lib Dems, the situation of no overall control is likely to stay.

In a recent New York Times/CBS News poll, 70percentt of those surveyed were against reinstating the draft, and the opposition was shared almost equally among Democrats, Republicans and independents.

But a third group is shared almost equally by men and women — like Kerry and Jody — and women with those names were notably more likely than their nominally feminine counterparts to become judges.

Since then both the leave and the pay have been gradually improved for women, but it was only a year ago that the opportunity to raise your children (and sabotage your career) was able to be shared almost equally between men and women.

The study says the sanctions resulted in $114 billion worth of lost revenue between early 2014 and the end of 2015, but the pain was shared almost equally between Russia, who lost more than $65 billion and the United States and European Union, which together sustained more than $50 billion in losses.

Their holding company, Samson eignarhaldsfelag, which they share almost equally, has a 42% stake that was worth, at its peak, some $2 billion.

Ghana controlled the ball and the pace of the game, though the teams shared possession almost equally.

After all, NFL teams share almost all revenues equally.

It is estimated that the total tax burden from social contributions and other obligatory payments for OECD countries reaches nearly one third of gross minimum wage, on average, with the shares being almost equally paid by employers and workers (OECD, 2015).

The minor share was almost equally attributed to interruptions by others (n = 163, 12.0%) and impediments/delays (n = 159 , 11.75).