Sentence examples for a better allocation from inspiring English sources

Wonkish arguments that a better allocation of resources would improve the overall economy were dismissed as "trickle-down economics".

The result does seem to be a better allocation of resources than people would make by themselves.

While this continued space expansion is positive for profit growth in the near term, we believe a better allocation of capital would be to close stores in favour of free home delivery.

Opening up the service sector to private firms and making it easier for workers to shift from rural to urban areas would result in a better allocation of labour and capital.

Their vim is fuelling growth in the rich world just when greying populations might otherwise cause it to slow not only by importing from developed countries, but also by supplying cheaper consumer goods, by allowing multinational firms to exploit bigger economies of scale, and by encouraging a better allocation of resources through increased competition.

This would allow a better allocation of resources, reducing testing time and costs, and improving the effectiveness of software testing.

The findings represent a challenge to the objective of equality in access to health care services, and indicate a potential for better allocation of overall health care resources.

The presented simulation results reveal that the proposed processor allocation algorithm for k-ary 2-cube, as a technique for PA, achieves better allocation time than all other existing algorithms while the CMP with such a PA is characterized by very high system utilization.

Our results indicate that converting hospitals to private for-profit status may be an effective way to ensure better allocation of resources in the hospital sector.

Suppose that a resource allocation scheme and, yielding EGOS transmission rate, satisfies the condition and there exists a better resource allocation scheme in each neighborhood.

Quantifying the impact of a disease on society is an important issue for setting priorities for better allocation of healthcare resources and for evaluating the effectiveness of prevention and control of the disease.