Sentence examples for allocations enough from inspiring English sources

The reason is that although the greedy algorithm can react to a poor channel by allocating fewer resources, it does not consider future rates and thus may not decrease allocations enough.

Don't get carried away: A 25% bond allocation is enough.

Agent based approaches and negotiation models, by decentralizing the decisional control and simplifying the decision itself, make the capacity allocation process enough reactive.

The allocation was enough for the 21,000 Stoke City season ticket holders, but not for Manchester City's 36,000 season ticket holders.

The allocation was enough to provide for the season ticket holders of each club, with Hearts having 10,000 and Hibs 7,500 approximately, although both clubs anticipated that there would be little or no need for a general public sale.

It focuses too much attention on country allocations and not enough on stock picking.

Longer term, economists said, streamlining the code might improve the allocation of capital enough to raise growth modestly.

Improving fertiliser allocation boosts yields enough to earn Mr Bruggeman, per hectare, an extra €50 ($64) for rapeseed and up to €100 more for wheat.

Ms. Siegman's is one of 250 city schools that appealed their budgets for 2011-12, saying their allocation was not enough to cover their expenses.

The government's control of credit allocation worked well enough at first, when the economy was relatively simple and the way to increase production was to invest heavily and copy rich countries' technology.

This crossover is also motivated by institutional public investors' inability to get a large enough allocation of stock through an IPO, especially in the most exciting tech companies.