Sentence examples for badly allocated from inspiring English sources
All of this has real cost, in badly allocated resources, lost opportunity, and a further corrosion of the polity.
In his report into the economic impact of Ebola, the political economist Peter Davis claimed measures taken to contain the disease were more economically damaging than the disease itself with businesses "economically paralysed" by funds allocated badly.
A lot of entrepreneurs were badly treated after the bubble burst: venture capitalists allocated what money they had left to those firms in their portfolios nearest to achieving an exit, even if others had better long-term prospects.
Although Congress had allocated funds for the operation, it was badly mismanaged, and inadequate food supplies, shelter, and clothing led to terrible suffering, especially after frigid weather arrived.
This places cities at the centre of economic activity affecting how economies grow, how resources are allocated, how innovation takes place, whether innovation is used well or badly and, if badly, how much damage it inflicts on others now and in the future.
Conservatives counter that governments just as often allocate resources badly, and there is something to this.
"How were their portfolios allocated?
allocated, up 17.6 percent over last year.
Markets are being allocated politically".
Resources have to be allocated.
