Sentence examples for allocation my from inspiring English sources

In his book All About Asset Allocation, my co-columnist Richard Ferri explains that asset allocation is "the amount of money you invest in each of various asset classes, such as stocks, bonds, real estate, and cash".

Even at the best times in my career, I was never deluded into thinking I had achieved any sort of rational allocation between my life at work and my life outside.

That incident taught me something important, and so, in my next job, every two years or so, I set up a meeting with my pension agent and discussed the best allocation of my retirement savings.

I also didn't mention my lawyer's handful of calls to the Defense Finance and Accounting Service regarding the allocation of my husband's retirement — not even when one representative yelled: "Mrs. Sukel gets nothing, do you hear me?

This time it was Dreamweaver I used to do it and while it involved a massive allocation of my time and a real immersion process--lots of learning--into the Dreamweaver world, my site turned out well and ahead of the curve again for 2005.

"When I lived here all my allocation of tickets went to the loudest shouters in Rotherham.

"I waited an hour and a half for my allocation of rooms," says one woman.

Which is good because then I can finish my allocation of words for the day by breakfast and have the day off.

I've done a bit of number-crunching, and here's my allocation of the sources of the rise in federal spending as a share of GDP: So a depressed economy plus safety net programs that have grown as a result of a depressed economy are, overwhelmingly, the real story here.

stocks to best U.S. ones, my allocation now changes.

Since I expect foreign stocks to best domestic ones, my allocation now changes.