Sentence examples for the equal distributions from inspiring English sources

Because B cells in both libraries were featuring rapid metabolism and unlimited cell growth, the equal distributions of these abundantly expressed groups of genes are likely responsible to their tumor-like characteristics.

Thus the replicator can be an engine both for the equal distribution of wealth and for personal enrichment.

In the decades prior to Brown, the civil-rights establishment had fought a fierce and futile battle for the equal distribution of resources between black and white schools.

But he could alter the equal distribution of revenue from the central fund so that the Twins and the Brewers would get more money than the Yankees and the Mets.

Baghdad, a "federal zone," would be responsible for national defense, foreign relations, and the equal distribution of oil money; the regions would handle just about everything else.

Other qualities which help to define conversation include the equal distribution of speaker rights; mutual respect among speakers; spontaneity and informality; and a non-businesslike ambience.

The founders, Skousen wrote, believed in the equal protection of rights, but not the equal distribution of things — an argument that many Tea Party activists now make against the health care overhaul passed in March.

Cinna's proposed revival of a bill of Publius Sulpicius Rufus (for the equal distribution of the newly enfranchised Italians among all the 35 tribes) caused riots and led to his expulsion from the city.

The world has been held in balance by the equal distribution of superheroes: we get to meet the American superheroes (all braggadoccio and hypocrisy), Soviet superheroes (not coping well with either alcoholism or the collapse of the Warsaw Pact) and Nazi superheroes, most chillingly the Wolfman, whose particular talent is to negate the talents of those around him.

This brand of "corporate feminism" concerned with women in boardrooms and the equal distribution of millionaires has gained much attention over the last few years, in large part due to the "lean in" philosophies of top businesswomen such as Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg and Yahoo's Marissa Mayer.

Third, the equal distribution of the various chains seems quite selective.