Sentence examples for tradition of share from inspiring English sources

Freed of the Computer City shackle, Radio Shack should be able to earn $2.70 a share next year, generate lots of free cash flow and be able to continue Charles Tandy's tradition of share repurchases.

The system is successful because of a tradition of shared risks and rewards.

In the best garden tradition of sharing, Ms. Fletcher decided to do something about it.

"There was no tradition of sharing recipes in Morocco," said Mr. Lahlou, describing the significance of Ms. Wolfert's work.

A tradition of shared decision-making in extended black families and high rates of Christian religious affiliation appear to favor it.

On many campuses, faculty oppose the spread of MOOCs, angry that their universities joined in with little consultation, undercutting the tradition of shared governance.

"Some of these continue a tradition of shared housing, with elements of group living that offer the potential for more companionship and social interaction in a homely environment.

The teams observed the tradition of sharing a beer at the close of the series, Lehmann having approached Broad to clear the air.

While the money is tight right now, Mrs. DeCaumette said, she has survived because there is a tradition of sharing and helping in her family.

The commons, a leftover from the Anglo-Saxon traditiof of shared usage of the land, were eaten away by centuries of enclosures (a euphemism for theft), a process that no amount of peasants' revolts or angry levelling of hedges could reverse.

I'd read about the Obamas' tradition of sharing the low and high points of their days; and I'm certainly aware of the much-vaunted dinner conversations of families like that of Rahm, Ari and Ezekiel Emanuel: three hyper-successful men who grew up discussing "the issues of the day" at the table each evening.