Sentence examples for now being allotted from inspiring English sources

They have been described as temples of political correctness, with slots once reserved for scions named Bunny now being allotted according to identity-group politics.

For example, in the United Kingdom, several billion extra pounds have now been allotted by the government to the treatment of mental illness.

Now his luck was allotted to save him from soiling himself in front of strangers on a country highway far from his home.

Indeed, all sorts of aspects of my personality and daily routine seem justified now that they can be allotted a position in the "creative process".

Certain runners in the big-race are said by the official handicapping team to be 'well in', in other words had their weights been allotted now rather than mid-February, they'd have been greater because of recent form.

Now, the average new member is allotted 31 daily points and 49 weekly points.

· I do think, too, that if he hadn't been so preoccupied lately the home secretary would have had second thoughts by now about the name that has been allotted to the Serious Organised Crime Agency.

Now that we've filled up every possible space we've been allotted, it's time to stand back and take stock".

You are allotted a space for a work URL where in you now must enter your blog web address.

A retired major general, Paul Eaton, now an adviser to Hillary Clinton, repeats the judgment of General Eric Shinseki that too few troops were allotted for the task assigned.

One dessert is allotted per feast.