Shiver in a crater while rationing out your last slices of space tofu?
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If not, a limited supply will force public health officials to make tough decisions about rationing out a vaccine.
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The alternative is rationing out the insulin that he can pay for while still setting aside enough for food and rent.
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The pods will work out to around €1 a day, with the machine rationing out food to pets one to five times a day.
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But unbeknownst to his friends or family, Smith couldn't afford even a month of his insulin, and decided to start rationing out his injections.
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He appeared to relish rationing out bits of real news to reporters, whom he was quick to cut out if he found their coverage unfavorable.
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A smart home system that encourages closeness by rationing out internet access and drinking water depending on how much intimate time you've spent with your partner.
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Just when you think 2017 can't get any stranger, a baseball team starts rationing out the number of edible grasshoppers it sells because people are buying too many. [ESPN]
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Following up on a unique premise in a show that thrives on asking question and rationing out answers like they're the last of the world's precious water reserves is a difficult ask.
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A digital economy where large technology platforms and start-ups turn our public sphere into a series of fiefs rationing out goods and services is not a natural development—it's not even a progressive one.
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My children love blueberries and would eat a pound in a single sitting if I allowed them to, but I&aposm typically so busy rationing out the contents of a quarter of a pint from my local grocery store that the final few shrivel up waiting to be distributed.
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During the great war, countries decided to turn on the printing presses with almost every country abandoning the gold standard in 1914 and started to inflate their individual currencies by printing more banknotes. E.g., in Britain money supplied was multiplied by almost 1151% and 1141% in Germany. Much of the extra money supply was absorbed by the war loans fortunate for the western countries while rationing out the controlled prices.
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Death instantly became very popular with readers, and she appears at least briefly in each of the nine subsequent story arcs. However, Gaiman attempted to entice and tease readers by rationing out the number of appearances from Dream's family, so Death did not appear as frequently as one might expect for such a popular character. At the end of the ninth Sandman story arc The Kindly Ones, there is a lengthy and noteworthy appearance from Death, in which she finally brings her brother peace.
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Octavian uses this as evidence that Antony has gone mad and has become a threat to the state, spreading the news to the people and gaining the Senate's support in a war against Antony. Octavian summons Titus Pullo for a personal audience in the Senate house and requests that Pullo come with him to Egypt, hoping that Pullo could reason with Vorenus and mediate for Antony. Pullo expresses his doubts, but agrees to escort Octavian. At the Aventine Collegium, where Pullo is rationing out grain to increasingly restless Romans, Pullo makes final arrangements with his men and Vorenus' children, and leaves Mascius in charge.
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