Sentence examples for start to allocate from inspiring English sources

"We have to go and compete every single week in this league and I don't think you can start to allocate points here and take points away there.

Next, HeNBs (while allocating the dedicated BWs to FUEs) will start to allocate orthogonal frequency bands alternatively to MUEs in order to avoid co-channel interference.

After the reception of bandwidth request, bandwidth request and grant manager at the BS will start to allocate the available bandwidth accordingly.

Bulls note that Norway's $543 billion state pension fund, one of the world's largest sovereign-wealth funds, is starting to allocate money to property.

In many factories, Espejo says, "Workers started to allocate a space on their own shop floor to have the same kind of graphics that we had in Santiago". Factories used their telexes to send requests and complaints back to the government, as well as vice versa.

Partners at Goldman started to allocate serious money to contemporary art for their new headquarters, but they're late to the game and preoccupied.

The company has also started to allocate "progression coaches" - usually partners - who will work with women and ethnic minorities employees to help develop their careers.

In the SF-first policy, the ratio of redundant MASs starts to decrease at the loads of 26 and 54 flows where the policy starts to allocate resources with each additional SF.

"Investors are starting to allocate money in green projects, but often because it is 'the nice thing to do', rather than because they see them as a real opportunity," Anthony Hobley, CEO of the Carbon Tracker Initiative think-tank said.

Big brands (and small) are starting to allocate big budgets to their influencer marketing programs.

A further 2,832 one-month permits will "start to be allocated" by the end of March, it emerged.