Sentence examples for allocated many from inspiring English sources

Where investors should be allocated, many professionals say, is in a broad range of assets.

Even once offices were finally allocated, many of them did not have telephones (inexplicably, they had been sent away for cleaning).

The commission agreed to bar telephone carriers from seeking more phone numbers in an area until they have assigned at least 60percentt of the numbers already allocated, many of which the F.C.C. says have yet to be assigned to consumers.

One user can be allocated many consecutive time-slots if the CNR of the users are correlated from time-slot to time-slot.

It is more difficult to fulfill throughput guarantees for all the users in a system that has strongly temporally correlated channels, since one user can be allocated many consecutive time-slots.

That is because many hospitals are either short on beds or have decided to allocate many beds to patients who pay top dollar for elective care.

Instead, we should allocate many more resources to eradicating diseases like tuberculosis and addressing the conditions that spawn such threats to global health.

The reduction in the scope of mandatory planning is based on the assumption that market forces can more efficiently allocate many resources.

Geoffrey Wheatcroft, in a surprisingly violent bout of self-flagellation last week, blamed the over-50s for most modern ills when a more dispassionate analysis would allocate many gains of the postwar period to the boomer generation.

When school boards allocate many more dollars for sports teams than for science, math, chess, forensics, debate and other academic teams, they make it difficult for any but the wealthiest students to participate fully in the latter.

This is because the improved algorithm allocates many spectrums to many users simultaneously.