Sentence examples for sensible allocation from inspiring English sources

"There's still room for more purchases, within a sensible allocation strategy," he said.

Until there is a "sensible allocation of resources" there will always be counter-productive outcomes, he said.

"You definitely don't want to put all of your savings in this," he said, adding that a sensible allocation might be 5percentt of one's portfolio.

"We have been working with the S.E.C. and the C.F.T.C. over the past few months to develop a sensible allocation of duties," Mr. Geithner told lawmakers.

Thanks to a robust and sensible allocation of Texas, we have a military that is the envy of the entire world.

Will the introduction of elected police and crime commissioners address the democratic deficit at the local level and improve police performance, or will it lead to political self-interest trumping the most sensible allocation of increasingly scarce resources?

Default funds can also be used to give employees a sensible asset allocation.

Marking-to-market of pension assets matched by application of a set discount rate for bond-like liabilities would make the pension issue more transparent, as well as encourage better management and more sensible asset allocation (ie, fewer equities).

One advantage of using a good adviser is that he or she will establish a sensible asset allocation and then stick to it in good times and bad.

Take that savings level, combined with Social Security as a base, and  focus on low-fee options and a sensible asset allocation, the financial industrial complex would have us believe that presto we are retirement ready.

Previous studies have shown that emergency and intensive care physicians are reluctant to use ICU resources in older patients, and it has been discussed whether this represent age discrimination or sensible resource allocation [ 33, 34].