Sentence examples for little allocated from inspiring English sources

Even then the majority of government funding for mental health is consumed in maintaining large psychiatric institutions, with very little allocated for the treatment and prevention of mental disorders in the community.

Additionally, breakdown of the financial resources indicates the lion's share going towards personal emoluments with very little allocated to training and grants to individuals, the line from which immediate programmed education/public assistance may be drawn from to assist identified families.

Those parameters, which have low permissible limits and can influence the water quality to a large extent even fluctuate a little, allocate high weighing while parameter having high permissible limit and are less harmful to the water quality allocate low weighing.

Taxpayers are paying for a powerful marketing campaign of television, print and bus ads to encourage people to sign up, with little money allocated to helping people, one on one, understand the complicated terms of the plans.

Often TRIZ practitioners in a corporate environment are called to facilitate TRIZ sessions with very little time allocated.

Lack of time was attributed to a high workload and little time allocated to each patient, often ageing and multi-morbid patients.

Of this spending, very little is allocated to Kurdistan when compared to the rest of Iraq, and whatever is allocated is spent on programs irrespective of the actual need of the region (eg. spending a quarter of the World Bank health allocation on an ambulance program).

Often, especially in an Internet start-up, the online brokers' clients are allocated little of the IPO itself.

NNC is expected to be a high cashflow business, however, with more cash coming from Foxtel and little new spending allocated to newspapers.

"With no cranes and little capital being allocated, we'll continue to have multiple years of improving fundamentals," said A.J. Agarwal, senior managing director of Blackstone Real Estate Partners.

Thousands of people in Myanmar are dying needlessly of AIDS each year because too little money is allocated to treating them, the international charity Doctors Without Borders said last week.