Sentence examples for allocated greater from inspiring English sources

Each mobile operator has been jockeying for position, concerned that one or more rivals will automatically be allocated greater bandwidth, and so be able to serve more customers at higher speeds.

Finance Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram on Thursday stressed the need to lift up groups that "will be left behind" unless they receive "special attention," as he allocated greater funds for programs for women, lower castes and tribes and India's rural poor.

In this research, the better performing firms (top quintile) in terms of Marketing Capability have allocated greater depth of ownership across more marketing-related activities to the CMO than the bottom quintile.

The plan observed stricter guidelines for managing natural fires, increased the staffing levels of fire monitors and related occupations, and allocated greater funding for fire management.

Social stratification of wellbeing suggests that wellbeing is related to resources, with those allocated greater resources having more positive experiences than those with fewer resources.

Multiple responses to RSD indicator questions were not allocated greater weighting by the MIS than a response to any one RSD indicator alone.

Ageratina adenophora was reported to allocate greater amounts of nitrogen to photosynthesis (growth) and reduced allocation to cell walls (defence), thus resulting in an increase in its growth and vigour in the introduced ranges (Feng et al. 2009, 2011).

Professor Hamilton has proposed "baby bonds," granting savings accounts to infants, seeded with funds that allocate greater sums to families with less wealth.

Data were consistent with participants employing a strategy of allocating greater attentional effort in stabilizing preferred co-ordination patterns under anxiety-inducing conditions.

The attorney general's comments also indicated that the Justice Department would allocate greater resources for investigations of white-collar crime, including financial crime, and other enforcement areas that received less attention during the Bush administration.

These results suggest that a single bout of aerobic exercise may facilitate goal maintenance processes and enable individuals to better inhibit extraneous neural activity to allocate greater attentional resources towards the updating and revision of goal representations.