Sentence examples for substantial distribution from inspiring English sources

If you collaborate with a bigger brewery and they have a substantial distribution network, they're going to be sending something out with your name on it.

In contrast, the employment in manufacturing was dispersed with substantial distribution in the old city and in suburban development zones.

Because of X's substantial distribution of the report, X's primary purpose will be considered to be other than for use in lobbying and the report will not be considered a grass roots lobbying communication.

Because X's research and report were primarily undertaken by X for lobbying purposes and X did not make a substantial distribution of the report (without an accompanying lobbying message) prior to or contemporaneously with the use of the report in lobbying, the report is a grass roots lobbying communication that is not within the exception for nonpartisan analysis, study or research.

"A lot of our public companies are exploring this as well, because they have substantial distribution, and they have loyal customers who if they knew the company was in need of money, would have been the obvious profile people to contact.

"We do find that there is a substantial distribution between conservative and more liberal, and in fact the online population skews more liberal than conservative," he said.

Susanne Craig also reported that "a number of senior officers received substantial distributions from employee funds in 2011".

The medial shell of nucleus accumbens also contains substantial distributions of CRF-immunoreactive and fibers, which might arise in part from hypothalamic CRF systems linked to stress, as well as cell bodies (particularly in its caudal half, and thus we focused on caudal shell here) [ 26].

At the other end of the spectrum, young Internet companies, facing fierce competition and the limits of their growth, are warming to deals with industry giants that have substantial resources and significant distribution outlets.

The simulations show that, for cathodes with a finite electronic conductivity, there is a substantial potential distribution perpendicular to the depth of the electrode depending on the size of the gas holes in the current collector.

The GFP-tagged U1-70K alshowedwed a similar fluorescence pattern in the Arabidopsis mesophyll protoplasts with brighter foci and a substantial nucleoplasmic distribution (Figure 1).