Sentence examples for job allocating from inspiring English sources

Economists have been increasingly concerned that in recent years banks in China have done a poor job allocating capital and evaluating risk.

Given the emotional and economic importance attached to French culture, it has always been a politically delicate job allocating the state's largess, but it is especially tough to cut it.

The second policy is more lavish as you can see in Algorithm 3, as it concurrently increases the map and reduce slots reserved by the job, allocating a new VM for the jobs' tasks.

But I think I might do a good job allocating $45 billion.

Without a touch of humility, he wrote, "I think I might do a good job allocating $45 billion.

Writing lectures or reviews – any kind of non-fiction – seems to me a job like any job: allocate your time, marshall your resources, just get on with it.

Once a number of jobs are allocated to a specific resource, a scheduling algorithm determines the order in which jobs allocated to the resource should be executed for achieving the desired system objectives.

Of course, nobody thinks our government representatives do a good job of allocating resources.

"The Arts Council generally does a good job in allocating limited resources between many competing demands," said Whittingdale.

Sure, but the traditional Chicago view has been that the financial markets do a good job of allocating that capital.

She meets everyone and she entertains herself by manufacturing meetings: she has the job of allocating seats, and indulges her pleasure in pairing people off.