Sentence examples for always assigned from inspiring English sources
When complete twin pairs were always assigned to the same treatment or opposite treatments, a treatment assignment was generated for a single twin in the pair, automatically determining the second twin's assignment.
"During Communism, responsibility for everything was always assigned to some abstract entity somewhere that was really no one at all.
"New recruits are always assigned to traffic direction on Greenwich Avenue for a while," said Pat Chila, the Deputy Chief of Police.
She always assigned him a minor role in the non-stop theatricals, plopping a sombrero on his head or twisting a pink boa around his neck.
She was "always assigned to guard the opponent's top scorer, succeeding with fundamental brilliance — a rebound, a steal, a defensive stop".
Since the British-backed monarchy, General Shaheen said, Egyptian constitutions have always assigned the military a role far larger than defending the borders.
Usage does not, however, always assign "service support" to logistics.
This generally happens because the hospitals don't always assign doctors to the patient.
And the researchers did not always assign subjects randomly to one treatment or another to see which one worked better.
I teach a class on the end of the Cold War at the University of Georgia (www.endofcoldwar.com) and always assign your book "Lenin's Tomb".
There are diamonds in that rough, but we always assign the most unfortunate intern to sift those blogs for useable tips.
