Sentence examples for steadily allocating from inspiring English sources

If you are not steadily allocating villagers to mine gold, then the 800 gold requirement suddenly becomes a much harder target.

Old age is the new demographic, and you can't ignore the problems created by a group that has been getting steadily larger – alarmingly larger if you are in the business of allocating national expenditure.

They're allocating the resources.

Allocating people to Circles.

To maximize profit, hotels should be steadily raising prices as they allocate more and more of their rooms for a night, and dropping them if the date is approaching and it has too many.

The percentage of federal budget that NASA has been allocated has been steadily dropping since the Apollo program and in 2012 it was estimated at 0.48% of the federal budget.

Under the proposal, the regulators would limit the number of allowances in Europe — ending the scope for a government to allocate more than necessary — and steadily decrease the amount of allowances available after 2012 for manufacturing industries besides the power sector.

According to CoinDesk, venture capital funding allocated to the space has steadily increased since 2013, and in 2017, the number of global crypto-focused funds exploded from less than 40 to over 200 by year-end.

In this regard, Continuing Medical Education (CME) has been propounded as an indispensible means for catching up with accelerating advances in health science and technology, as well as for improving medical performance, while financial resources allocated to it have been steadily increasing.

Recent research has evidenced that although investment in Continuing Medical Education (CME), both in terms of participation as well as financial resources allocated to it, has been steadily increasing to catch up with accelerating advances in health information and technology, effectiveness of CME is reported to be rather limited.

Since then the proportion of overall conservation effort allocated to easements has been growing steadily and there is no evidence of this process saturating.