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How To Use distributional In A Sentence

• The problem here is that because of the absence of well-defined property rights, the issue is a distributional one.
• His tax policies are interesting - but lack enough protections to assure they are distributionally neutral. Yes, Bryanna, Democrats Are Better on Immigration!
• This area is also the southern distributional limit of the nilgai (Boselaphus tragocamelus) in the Indian Peninsula. Deccan thorn scrub forests
• Arguments for the alternatives are ususlly based either upon moral attitudes or distributional grounds.
• This distributionally-neutral growth led to tremendous improvements in the material well-being of poor Vietnamese. Growth is Good For Poor People
• Very loose monetary policy has had perverse distributional effects. Times, Sunday Times
• The distributional and equity issues were ignored.
• To date, fisheries literature has suggested three approaches to this problem: the use of regionally specific climate projections that can be coupled directly to knowledge of the physiological limits of the species; the use of empirical relationships relating local climate (weather) to measurements of species or stock dynamics (e.g., abundance, size, growth rate, fecundity) and comparison of population success temporally (e.g., from a period of climatically variable years) or spatially (e.g., locales representing the extremes of variation in weather conditions such as latitudinal clines); and the use of current distributional data and known or inferred thermal preferences to shift ecological residency zones into geographic positions that reflect probable future climate regimes. Approaches to projecting climate change effects on arctic fish populations
• The costs of holding to the agreement in all contingencies include perceptions of unfairness—distributionally, in process, from surprises, and from treachery, for example. The Manager as Negotiator Bargaining for Cooperation and Competitive Gain
• Your line of credit business may be a distributional pyxie or a twofold tubman patriarchy or semiweekly an nobelist haemal in stanhope. Rational Review