Sentence examples for allocated that way from inspiring English sources
Since we can now do complex market designs with networked smartphones, a lot of things are going to get allocated that way.
No one but an obsessive idiot would ever allocate their money that way.
Of course, there are reasons privacy is allocated the way it is — that is, why governments should get it, and individuals less so.
The participation of the most vulnerable should ensure that resources are allocated in ways that underpin equity and accountability.
All individuals were allocated this way to one of the two groups where for each location a different number of the table of random numbers was taken.
Dr Barker's suggestion is that food will be allocated in ways that give an individual the best chance in early life, at the expense of later years when he will have had children and might, indeed, have died of something else.
The international community must find a way to fund that strategy and to ensure that resources are allocated in a way that achieves the greatest good for the greatest number of people.
In short, on this account, the speech perception system is sensitive to the patterns of delays that tend to co-occur with fillers in natural speech, so that attention can be allocated in a way that is appropriate to the particular filler that occurs.
The case study team found no evidence that Nepal is targeting funding for ECD centers to the most disadvantaged VDCs, or evidence that funding is allocated in a way that prioritizes the meeting of UNICEF targets.
The truth is, there are large sums of money within the federal budget that are not allocated in a way that is remotely in line with liberal values.
How liberating would it be if we could think a little differently about how even small chunks of it could be allocated in ways that do not compromise the financial returns reasonably expected to sustain retirement incomes of fund members and contribute a sustainable social, environmental and productivity dividend to the nation?
