Sentence examples for shares out from inspiring English sources
Mr Romney may win in Massachusetts, where he was a one-term governor, but that state also shares out its delegates, hence Mr McCain's recent visit.
According to Data Explorers, Provident is the stock with the most shares out on loan – a guide to the amount of short-selling – in the FTSE 250, at around 16%.
Even an unsuccessful attempt to get past the initial hurdle would earn a team about £2.5m Uefa also shares out its television rights package between the 32 participating clubs, which, along with gate receipts and other revenue, could be worth up to £55m.
No details have been given of what a new migration policy would look like, but various countries in are pushing for a quota system which shares out new asylum claims among all EU countries.
Worries about the Chinese economy hit metal prices and left mining shares out of favour.
With telecommunications shares out of favor, investors' desire for these shares remains muted.
Whilst this remains the case it is hard to see HSBC's shares out-perform peers with cleaner and less complex business models.
So why isn't it shared out?
Download apps to share out costs.
"It's about sharing out streets".
In the new cabinet, power has been shared out too.
