Sentence examples for allotted more from inspiring English sources

Is it fair that some students are allotted more money than others?

His romance with Celeste, a college acquaintance is allotted more attention and detailed treatment.

Per student, Grand Canyon allotted more than twice as much money to marketing and profit than educating, the report found.

As we drove out of town, Kate wondered why I hadn't allotted more time for the wonders of Seward.

Crops adapted to dry farming are usually smaller and quicker to mature than those grown under more humid conditions and are usually allotted more space.

No one had informed her about it, nor had she been allotted more fly swatters or sprays, she told the newspaper.

The measure would give the Board of Elections greater ability to address misconduct by allotting more money and power to an enforcement counsel.

It is not unheard-of for companies that have a lot of contact with the public to allot more shares to retail investors.

Another issue: People are spending less on clothing than they once did, allotting more of their budgets to beauty products and travel.

Increasingly, buying a vacation home means allotting more dollars to cover insurance premiums, as rates in coastal towns soar and insurance companies move to stop writing policies altogether.

Another Fujitsu technology appears to slow down the speech of the person on the receiving end of a Raku-Raku call by removing the gaps between words and allotting more time to the actual sounds.