Sentence examples for bad allocations from inspiring English sources

This explanation is not convincing, since selecting a subset of fair allocations is formally equivalent to defining a full-blown albeit coarse ranking, with "good" and "bad" allocations.

Bad allocation gives you two wars at once, in Afghanistan and Iraq, and domestic financial meltdown.

A bad allocation will lead to large differences in the values of the radius, while an equilibrated one will produce approximately the same value for all the services.

Bad capital allocation was not the only way for a country to get into trouble, of course.

Subsidizing homeownership is bad capital allocation and bad housing policy.

Figure 4 also shows that if we remove the relays in bad condition and allocate more power to the other remaining relays, the performance can be improved when uniform gain allocation is used.

Reallocating resources to the most productive firms and sectors could give the economy a huge boost.There are worrying signs that Britain's economy has become bad at performing this allocation.

And this was the chance the other side was looking for to jump in and criticize the committee — accusing them of bad planning, of irresponsible allocation of money — and even, finally, to question the whole renovation and the morality of spending money on decoration when it could go for things like pensions for the workers at the Institute.

The court ruled that the board's refusal to correct the situation was in "bad faith" because reducing the share allocation would result in increased maintenance costs for all other shareholders, including board members.

Too bad internal politics drove this asset-allocation decision, not solid research.

It was meant to ensure that the essential needs of children should be given high priority in the allocation of resources in bad times as well as good, at national, international and family levels.