Sentence examples for to be shared out from inspiring English sources

Identity is not a finite substance to be shared out between competing loyalties.

So, after all that effort, how is the money to be shared out?

"The issue of how the money is to be shared out has been successfully settled," said Otto Lambsdorff, the chief German negotiator.

In our three-dimensional world, the principle is the same, but the force lines have to be shared out over the area of a sphere instead.

The notion that there is a fixed amount of work to be shared out, so that shorter hours for all must mean more jobs, is widely derided by economists as the "lump of labour" fallacy.

The organisation was linked to an intercepted consignment of arms destined to be shared out with the Ulster Volunteer Force and Ulster Defence Association/Ulster Freedom Fighters in 1988.

"The focus of the courts has to be sharing out in a very practical way the assets of the marriage and making sure all the family's needs are met.

But McLoughlin argued the opposite, saying the consequences of a vote to leave "will not be shared out evenly" across society with the poorest worst off.

"Power must be shared out to prevent a putsch, to defuse any idea of despotism and backtracking.

Launched last year, Evertoon's app was designed to help users make short, personalized films that could be shared out to social networks like YouTube and Twitter.

Clips can be shared out to Twitter and Facebook but only images will be shared to Instagram.