Sentence examples similar to temporary re allocation from inspiring English sources

In the second experiment, we show that this disturbance causes an attentional shift and a temporary re-allocation of cognitive resources.

"The collapse of the building creates problems of ownership, access and temporary re-housing.

Any re-allocation of capital into core route-based divisions could accelerate value creation.

And if there is no re-allocation of franchises then one of the spurs for innovation is removed.

After the re-allocation of second-preference votes, it predicted a Johnson victory over Livingstone by 53% to 47%.

If you want to redistribute wealth naturally, rather than via the moral minefield that is state re-allocation, the answer lies in changing the way we tax people.

Mr. Perot's effort also led to a re-allocation of school spending, with more money being used for disadvantaged students.

How can Labour find a simple and striking language that makes the re-allocation of resources an action of universal benefit?

When slavery was abolished in the 19th century, an "imperial re-allocation of labour" brought indentured labourers from Asia to replace enslaved labour.

But that's a very reasonable re-allocation.

The re-allocation of budgets from custom development to "ready frameworks" has saved time and cost.