Sentence examples for allocating more of from inspiring English sources

He could raise rural incomes by allocating more of the money spent on road construction to farm-to-market roads.

They are allocating more of their money to safer fixed-income securities and blue chip stocks -- companies that retain some of their trust.

And they intend to make a case that tax cuts are justifiable only after the two parties agree on more pressing issues, in particular adding prescription drug coverage to Medicare and allocating more of the surplus to reducing the national debt.

For the next academic year, over half of university marketing teams surveyed said they were allocating 0-50-5% their university's annual turnover towards marketing, with the majority allocating more of their budget towards marketing open days, website development, social media and their prospectuses.

"I think that the younger generation is allocating more of their assets into pure equities," says Will Retzer, analyst at SNL Financial.

But the new numbers mask bigger shifts in spending, as advertisers allocate more of their budgets to the Internet, cutting their allocations to broadcast and print advertising.

The federal government should allocate more of the money to states with the highest "burden of disease".

That was because schemes allocated more of their portfolios to hedge funds and private-equity managers, which charge much higher fees.

If you're not worried about catching every last word, you can allocate more of your attention to processing what you're hearing.

As the report explains, TfL has become more dependent on receiving a portion of the business rates the mayor retains but warns that "business rates income can be volatile" and that Khan might choose to allocate more of it elsewhere.

For the simple reason that airlines classify them as revenue producing and thus allocate more of them per flight than they do ordinary award seats, which they consider freebies.