Sentence examples for better allocated to from inspiring English sources
The European debt crisis: Last August, I said the paper's hefty investment in the Wall Street-centric DealBook blog would have been better allocated to covering the devastating developments in the euro zone.
That money would likely be better allocated to different programs — or perhaps to a different iteration of the same program (like gym subsidies or fitness class reimbursements).
"In short, during this challenging global economic recession, we determined company resources should and would be better allocated to other matters".
The comparison of relay aided versus norelay BER values at these two points reveals whether fixed total power is better allocated to the relay or source.
The hundreds of billions of dollars of capital that went toward building unneeded houses and accumulating inflation hedges would have been better allocated to building up America's stock of job-creating nonresidential assets.
Consequently, when the risk is foreseeably low and can be controlled by suitable RMM, the authors are of the opinion that resources would be better allocated to activities tackling substances associated with high risks.
Capital will be better allocated at more normal rate levels.
The developing world urgently needs more, and better allocated resources, to avoid these unnecessary deaths from illnesses as curable and preventable as pneumonia.
World growth will be all the stronger for being sustained by a stable, efficient financial system and by the kind of renewed confidence in the markets which will enable resources to be better allocated, encourage lending to pick up again and allow the return of the flow of private investment capital toward developing countries.
In some cases cost-effectiveness of an intervention is better when resources are allocated to the poorest and most marginalised populations than when allocating to those doing better [ 9].
And students have no assurance that any extra university funding will allocated to better quality teaching.
