Sentence examples for ever allocated from inspiring English sources

No tetrapod has ever allocated all of their teeth to such a distal position, much less doing so with an elaborate tooth battery.

The mean time spent on tasks other than direct patient contact (over 11 h a week) is similar to the maximum protected time ever allocated in a contract to perform these tasks.

In these East-West (Iron Curtain) times, funds had to be carefully distributed so that, for instance, no NATO money was ever allocated to an East European, Polish or East German.

No one but an obsessive idiot would ever allocate their money that way.

Official estimates measure the total annual direct cost of smoking at €2.14 billion in an environment where debt crisis and austerity measures set serious constraints to the health system and where resources should, now more than ever, be allocated efficiently.

There have always been three truisms about New York City's school construction: Sufficient funds are never allocated; allocated funds are poorly spent; and elected and school officials point fingers at each other but no one is ever held accountable.

Later this fall, Gdansk officials will hold the city's first-ever forum allocating government resources to support LGBTQ citizens.

"Ever since we were allocated a property, we've been feeling more optimistic about our future".

It's the largest sum of public money ever to have been allocated to such a scheme.

In fact, the explosion of entitlement spending, which is allocating ever more of the country's income to the old, is doing more to undermine the entrepreneurial state than the tea party.

Between 1991 and 1995, it discovered, only 13% of funds allocated for schools ever reached them.