Sentence examples for amount of space allotted from inspiring English sources

Physical comfort involves the nature of the seating or standing area, the amount of space allotted to each audience member, and the ease of access to the space.

The chapter titled "Hiding/Seeking," for example, opens with an outline of a box, sixty-seven squares in area, which is supposed to illustrate the amount of space allotted to a typical laying hen.

During the last decades, the average amount of space allotted to each employee shrank 300 square feet, from 500 square feet in the 1970s to 200 square feet in 2010.

When first class expands, coach contracts—not the number of coach seats, just the amount of space allotted to them.Mr Meyerson is too clever to blame this phenomenon on the airlines themselves, which, he acknowledges, are "in no way responsible for the polarisation of income and wealth that defines our time".

And Travelers United, representing consumers on a government advisory committee, has lobbied to address the amount of space allotted to air travelers.

Judging by the amount of space allotted for the crowd, the venue must have anticipated a crowd closer to 100 people than 10,000.

Such overflow critically depends on the amount of storage space allotted to the transmission channels.

Don Wallance, the designer of theseats, has had to consider not only the amount of space the architects allotted him per seat but the amount of sound to be absorbed per seat.

Schaal is so sweet that she even apologized to Stewart's balls for the small amount of space they're now allotted when riding the subway.

"In effect, to increase the number of cabin seats, the space allotted to each passenger must be reduced," the patent application states.

Within half a century of its foundation circa 295 bce, the collections of the Royal Library had exceeded the space allotted to contain the accumulated books.