Sentence examples for able to allot from inspiring English sources

But as energy companies will be able to allot the permissible output as they choose among plants, some operations may continue beyond that date.

I'm speaking specifically of that minuscule amount of time you're able to allot to adult interaction with your non-parent friends from high school and college.

Would being able to allot more time in your limited existence to other activities like reading, writing, playing with your kids, exploring the world, or maybe just your own neighborhood, improve your quality of life?

And midwifery, decency seems to allot to them . . .

You'll need to allot your time masterfully.

You need to allot your time for each subject.

It was planned that the audience would hear four of his long series of solo works each entitled Sequenza, though the sudden indisposition of Lucy Wakeford and the impossibility of tracking down another harpist able to tackle her allotted piece deprived us of one of them.

Selection of participants was reliant only on which medics and nurses gave consent and were able to attend the allotted days for pre-test, training and post-test.

How many attempts (to catch the parachute) would the stunt pilots have been able to make in the allotted time had the parachutes worked properly?

Off the top of my head, I can think of two: one I'm too ashamed to admit for fear of getting a kicking from those I cheated over 15 years later, the other which involved bringing my own Monopoly money to a game in a mate's house as a kid, so as to be able to replenish my own allotted supplies of cash as they dwindled.

This was evident simply in the length of the speeches they were able to produce within the alloted time of two minutes.