Sentence examples for more balanced allocation from inspiring English sources

With a different goal scorer on each of the four goals so far this season, Portland appears to be moving toward a more balanced allocation of offense in 2012.

The letter, published on Monday, has been timed to appear in the newspaper on the same day that the Swedish Society of Songwriters, Composers and Authors (SKAP) is meeting with the labels, Spotify and other music industry stakeholders, in order to try to create a more balanced allocation of digital revenues.

22 A more balanced allocation of resources will ensure better value for money spent on services.

Such selections came at a direct reduction of currently covered benefits, and demonstrate that persons who have experienced cancer were willing to engage in difficult tradeoffs that sometimes would result in allocating scarce resources away from medical treatments only in favor of a more balanced allocation.

On the other hand, the patient allocation of SEU results in more balanced mean allocation between two arms with a much larger variation as compared with other RAR methods.

Thus, they are fairly sensitive to risk, keen to achieve a more balanced asset allocation and are highly engaged with their bankers and specialists.

The People´s Bank of China will further enable market to play a fundamental role in resource allocation, promote a more balanced BOP account, maintain the RMB exchange rate basically stable at an adaptive and equilibrium level, and achieve the macroeconomic and financial stability in China.It will be interesting to see how this changes the tone in Washington, and at the G20 summit.

more balanced and sustainable.

"They want more balanced options".

"Mark is probably more balanced".

Bookselling remains more balanced.