Sentence examples for enough allocation from inspiring English sources

Supply is limited so you probably won't get a big enough allocation to add another zero to your net worth.

This crossover is also motivated by institutional public investors' inability to get a large enough allocation of stock through an IPO, especially in the most exciting tech companies.

"There isn't enough space allocation for all the cars.

We used 8 bisection iterations that consumed 20 minutes to obtain a good enough resource allocation design and the corresponding minimum budget.

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When the channel varies fast enough, different allocations may not affect the performance as much.

More important, many of those stocks soared the first day of trading, providing large instant profits for those lucky enough to get allocations in the offerings.

The reason is that although the greedy algorithm can react to a poor channel by allocating fewer resources, it does not consider future rates and thus may not decrease allocations enough.

"Although the market is still small," he said, "we believe it is large enough to absorb the allocation" of the city's pension funds.

Ms Patel says: "It will take some years before investors are confident enough to increase their allocation to these specialist funds".

The advantage of using convoys was that defenseless merchant vessels no longer need traverse the high seas alone and unprotected, but could travel in groups large enough to justify the allocation of scarce destroyers and other patrol vessels to escort them across the Atlantic.