Sentence examples for allocating everyone from inspiring English sources

Allocating everyone to annual follow up would mean an extra 3,000 thyroid tests per year.

Have everyone put in some effort and start allocating roles to everyone (e.g. 2 inkers, 2 drawers, 3 writers etc)., create as many characters, write as much story and draw as much concept art as possible so you can get going with your comic.

"We are much more conservative in allocating delegates than everyone else is," she said.

Seth Kaplan Brooklyn, Feb. 20, 2008 ● ● Re "Fuzzy Election Math, Before and After" (Feb. 10, 2008): You quote Janet Elder, the editor in charge of polling, as saying that "we are much more conservative in allocating delegates than everyone else is".

As it stands, everyone allocated a council house by law can keep that tenancy for life – and pass it on to their children – regardless of whether it still suits their circumstances.

An ethical tension is thus created between two principles: promoting equity (giving everyone a chance to have access to transplantation), or maximizing efficacy (allocating organs to those recipients who would benefit the most).

She meets everyone and she entertains herself by manufacturing meetings: she has the job of allocating seats, and indulges her pleasure in pairing people off.

And the more time we spend frittering -- such as telling people that what everyone long thought they already knew is actually still true -- the less time we are allocating to putting what we know to any constructive use.

They're allocating the resources.

Allocating people to Circles.

6. Allocating damages can save taxes.