Sentence examples for larger allocation of from inspiring English sources

Smaller endowments have a larger allocation of fixed-income and short-term securities, and they performed relatively well from 2007 to 2009.

The factors involved are smaller tree size, slower growth rate (possibly mediated by lower night temperatures), larger allocation of carbon to roots as opposed to tops (stems and leaves), cold hardiness, efficient use of water, more reliance on asexual reproduction, and fewer pathogens in the environment.

The fact that it is being lifted — coupled with these new retail partners — suggests the company has a far larger allocation of phones.

The fact that it is being lifted — coupled with these new retail partners — suggests the company has a far larger allocation of phones.

This emphasizes the importance of lateral roots for tree anchorage, hence larger allocation of BGB biomass to them (Table 2), especially as trees grow (Table 3).

"If I can get more space I can get a larger allocation of cars," Polak said.

If no action is taken on American requests for lower payments, Mr. Holbrooke said, a recently improving attitude in Washington toward the United Nations, marked by larger allocations of money, could quickly reverse.

A central accusation of the suits, and the subject of a new inquiry by the Securities and Exchange Commission, is that underwriters extracted promises from investment firms to buy shares of new stocks at higher prices than the offering in exchange for larger allocations of I.P.O.'s.

As America's biggest buyer of shares, Fidelity receives by far the largest allocation of initial public offerings.

The largest allocation of G.M. shares has been made to institutions representing American retail investors, these people said.

By April, Twitter had selected Goldman as lead underwriter, guaranteeing it a hefty fee and a large allocation of shares.