Sentence examples for allocating so many from inspiring English sources

"The underwriters are to blame for allocating so many of Facebook's shares to hedge funds and other clients that were planning on flipping the stock," says Jay Ritter, an IPO expert at the University of Florida.Facebook's defenders claim the IPO was a success.

Give us a rainy January, a wet summer, and we feel robbed (after all, we're only allocated so many summers).

"Fear of those believed to be insane was one reason the Victorians allocated so many resources to building mental asylums," he writes.

This outcome seems reasonable for those patients who have devoted not only financial and time resources, but also emotional involvement because of lack of effectiveness of previous cycles: once they have allocated so many hopes and resources to ineffective treatments, they are ready to allocate additional financial resources even for marginal improvements (as low as 1 2%) in the pregnancy odds.

Too little space, however, has been allocated to contain so many elemental emotions.

The diocese had to organise a ballot in order to allocate places because so many wanted to attend.

How then do you allocate resources across so many things in parallel?

Donors have a limited budget which they can allocate towards only so many organizations.

"After 9/11, when we stopped doing bag checks because airlines didn't feel like they had the resources to allocate for that with so many other concerns, we noticed an increase in bag theft," said Hilarie S. Grey, the airport's public affairs manager.

There have been so many funds allocated, and international forces have been given a mandate, but we seem still to be in the same predicament".

So many instituional investors now allocate a fixed chunk of their total holdings to venture.