Sentence examples for enough to allocate from inspiring English sources
"If more virtual memory is needed, OS X is smart enough to allocate it efficiently and the user has nothing to do with it".
In the states where the rules are clear enough to allocate delegates, I have Romney gaining an additional 636 delegates, for a total of 1,136.
Even if you will never run regressions in R or query databases with SQL, you should understand enough to allocate resources, set timelines, and separate the signal from the noise.
The MoH officials and some hospitals administrators explained that " feeling that infection control is important is not enough to allocate limited resources".
Costing data were derived from retrospective analysis of budgets and service accounts rather than true patient-level costing, as few NHS providers in the UK have costing systems sophisticated enough to allocate the direct costs of treatment to individual patients prospectively.
Bureaucrats and politicians would never have enough information to allocate resources as efficiently.This newspaper believes passionately in the principle of free markets.
To better understand this, consider first the case in which Q≤N<2Q: there are not enough channels to allocate two channels per SU.
But there are many angels who either don't have enough money to allocate to this class of investment or don't have the experience to drive real returns from angel investing.
However, when attentional demands are low, high- and low-cognitive-ability participants may have enough capacity to allocate attention to off-task activities resulting in no relations between cognitive abilities and everyday attentional disengagements.
Somehow Belgium came up with enough money to allocate during a 3-month period 29percentt of its annual GDP to the purchase of US Treasury bonds.
Under normal circumstances the regulation of balance takes place in a (nearly) fully automatic manner, which leaves the actor enough room to allocate attention to other tasks, such as talking, thinking, or visual search.
