Sentence examples for another reallocating from inspiring English sources

"I could be moving money from one thing to another — reallocating," he hinted recently.

A new report by my office (pdf) [of city comptroller] found that regulating marijuana sales would raise $400m annually, plus save another $31m by reallocating resources spent on marijuana-related arrests.

That's up 80percentt year-over-year, and likely another reason why people are rapidly reallocating the money they used to spend on cable TV elsewhere.

Song and Chen [13] also proposed another method to increase the transmission throughput by reallocating the excess power of certain sub-channel to other sub-channels.

Intermittent fasting is achieved by reallocating calories from one meal to another (for example, by forgoing dinner and then eating more the following day), rather than by reducing the total number of calories consumed in a day or in a week.

A similar House panel headed by Rep. Frank Wolf (R-Va). is scheduled to hold a hearing Thursday on the practice of reallocating money from one department budget to another without asking Congress.

We focus on the effects of reallocating one input, while holding the assignment of another, potentially complementary, input fixed.

This is handled by iteratively reallocating target matings from the male group that breaks a constraint to another randomly chosen male group that can accept the change required from it, with this reallocation taking place within a female group that can accept the change at both the source and destination male groups.

Another set of metrics might focus on budget allocations: Once the new people are hired and assimilated, is the manager reallocating the marketing budget?

"Any time you talk about reallocating money when there isn't new money, you're going to pit institutions against one another," said Kate Jeffery, director of student financial support for the University of California.

Society was reallocating resources toward the poor.