It becomes difficult to set priorities or to allot our time and energy.
And midwifery, decency seems to allot to them . . .
You'll need to allot your time masterfully.
You need to allot your time for each subject.
While most of the students reacted positively to the experiences of this laboratory module, greater than 20% of the students included comments suggesting that the activities were too complex or some of the aspects of the analysis were difficult to complete during the time allotted.
If he felt the stirrings of rebellion against his allotted caricature, it was difficult to express them as the firebrand role had already been snapped up by his older brother Tom, who devoted his boyhood to mocking and fulminating against their father's value system in preparation for a career as a trades union official.
Adding a second species, he said, "is going to make it more difficult to get that ideal image" in the allotted space.
Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald wrote of Barrington in his 1899 book, The Savoy Opera, "His peculiar tranquil or impassive style has always exactly suited the characters allotted to him, and it would now be difficult to imagine a Savoy opera without him.
I mean, they have their place, but they're cramped, they're difficult to pass in, and their space is still only ever an adjunct to that allotted to the all-devouring demands of King Car.
During a gunnery practice session in June 1942, he hit a target drogue with 24 of the allotted 50 rounds of machine-gun fire, a feat that was considered difficult to achieve.
Allotting an unbroken series of pleurocoels of graded form, as in the case we describe below, to three different pneumatic sources (cervical air sacs, lung diverticulae, abdominal air sacs) is difficult to defend.
