Sentence examples for low allotment from inspiring English sources

The low allotment reflects the company's last-place score.

We're not down the allotment.

If you thought HP's R&D allotment was low, compare it to Dell's.

These range from how to grow your own food, to cookery lessons, to selling off allotment gluts at low prices.

A poor household would get a basic allotment at a low fixed rate but would get bumped up into the next higher rate category if it went over that amount even slightly.

Although neighbouring Sheriff Hill thrived through an influx of heavy industry, built upon a colliery and pottery particularly, by 1827 new allotment owners on Low Fell had spent heavily to improve land so that sod cottages were a rarity and the last remaining pit heaps had been removed.

Ms. Vollinger asserts that government-issued food stamp allotments are so low that working families cannot feed themselves even eating cheap staples like beans.

And Mr J Corbyn was a dutiful but low-key Labour MP, fond of his allotment and a leftwing meeting.

It also turns food cultivation into a kind of social display, reflecting allotments' transformation from symbols of low status to status symbols.

Indiana is spending more than half its allotment to pay energy bills for low-income families, while Virginia will use most of its $67 million to help revenue-starved local governments.

Its per diem allotment of $100 is among the lowest of the city boards, the board's decisions often leave tenants and landlords seething with anger, and board members have sometimes been subject to an intense political vise.