Sentence examples for sort of allocation from inspiring English sources

Since the investor's time horizon is a fundamental consideration in designing a portfolio, we asked her to tell us what sort of allocation she might suggest for three different age groups: a typical 30-year-old, 45-year-old and 60-year-old.

I sort of agree.

But for everyone else, this year's giving season is an exercise in a different sort of asset allocation than the one we're used to for our retirement accounts.

Even at the best times in my career, I was never deluded into thinking I had achieved any sort of rational allocation between my life at work and my life outside.

The first step will be to get an estimate of what sort of asset allocation makes the most sense, given your savings, income and objectives.

Can we be trusted to pace ourselves, or is some sort of prescribed allocation better for us?

This is clearly difficult to conceptualize let alone implement, and Ubel and colleagues stress the obvious conceptual and technical difficulties of trying to establish some sort of an allocation system that would consider prior consumption of multiple different medical and non-medical goods.

I was sort of wired for capital allocation, and being wired for capital allocation two hundred years ago in Nebraska wouldn't have meant a thing.

In the card sorting exercise, allocation of each of the care aspects to one of the three levels was based on the highest frequency of voting from individual participants.

In a video interview with Forbes, Buffett said he is "sort of wired for capital allocation" and that he loves his profession so much that "I would be doing what I do now, and I would have done it in the past, if the payoff had been in seashells or shark's teeth or anything else".

What dynamic drives the sort of change in portfolio allocation identified in these data?