Sentence examples for high allocation of from inspiring English sources

CONVENTIONAL wisdom recommends that investors start with a high allocation of stock in their portfolios when they are young and reduce it as they approach retirement.

Clearly, individual investors are still holding a relatively high allocation of fixed-income securities in their portfolios.

Willing and able to commit to big chunks of offerings, hedge funds received an unusually high allocation of IPOs, especially in technology, as the deals were rushed through before the market turned soft again and before that natural deadline, the year's end, arrived.

Root biomass may to contribute a substantial proportion of the carbon sequestered in new tree plantings, particularly in regions where rainfall and/or site quality is relatively low as this may result in relatively high allocation of plant biomass below-ground to source required water or nutrients.

The cavalry division also had a high allocation of artillery compared to foreign cavalry divisions, with 24 13-pounder guns organised into two brigades and two machine guns for each regiment.

She noted that this was the result of a consistently high allocation of resources to promote gender equality in those sectors.

By contrast, the laggards in this category tended to have a higher allocation of stock investments, she said.

"We've given a higher allocation of tickets to the NOCs than we've ever done before.

Our results suggest that the interaction of lower P availability in Taylor River relative to Shark River basin, along with higher sulfide and permanent flooding account for higher allocation of belowground biomass and production, at expenses of aboveground growth and wood biomass.

Higher allocation of NPP in shrubs of DS as compared to that of US may be due to open canopy created as a result of logging and lopping of trees.

In addition, village development is intensified through the higher allocation of the village fund.