Sentence examples for a poor allocation of from inspiring English sources

Sophie's disabilities are so profound that they might consider physiotherapy a poor allocation of resources.

Fagan says, "Our analysis suggests that extensive reliance upon umbrella schemes represents a poor allocation of scarce conservation resources".

Various economic indicators point to an oversupply of physicians in Lebanon and a poor allocation of their time for capacity building.

Still, many analysts continued to caution that the upturn may not last into next year, given that the leadership in Beijing will have to step up its efforts to combat issues — like overcapacity in some major industries, often poor allocation of capital, and a buildup in debt over the last few years — that haunt China's economy.

The Romanian Ministry of Education and UNICEF have released today the study "Cost of non-investment in Education in Romania", an analysis of the impact that the poor allocation of funds to the national education system has on Protecting children against violence is a priority!

Preliminary reports point to the usual suspects: an uptick in the number of early voters, new voting restrictions, and poor allocation of resources.

And overcapacity, corruption and poor allocation of assets continue to affect growth.

Instead, I suspect it's the poor allocation of ticket blocks to VIPs and workers who might not have been that interested in the events in the first place.Communism, you say!

Although the Iranian government deserves firm criticism for incompetence in handling the crisis, poor allocation of scarce foreign currency resources and failing to crack down on corrupt practices, the main culprit are the U.S. and European sanctions that regulate financial transactions with Iran.

"The real problem is not the huge deposits but the poor allocation of capital," says Robert Feldman, Morgan Stanley's chief economist in Japan.

This raises the issue of potential bias and when not controlled for in analysis supporting policy decisions, can lead to poor allocation of public resources.