Sentence examples for Plan born from inspiring English sources

It's a plan born in part of desperation.

It's an ambitious plan, born out of a sense of responsibility in a world ridden with hackable technologies.

The Mets' season validates their adherence to a plan born of necessity and based on prudence, pitching — and a whole lot of patience.

Emmanuel Ofosu Yeboah, however, had a different plan: born with a malformed right leg, he shined shoes for $2 a day and refused to accept his country's superstitious shunning of the disabled.

The plan, born in 2002, is to thread almost 2,400 miles of pipeline through the narrow geostrategic stretch between Russia and Iran, the two countries with the world's largest reserves of gas, to central Europe.

The plan, born on the Internet, was the brainchild of Bernard Weber, the Swiss-born director of the New Seven Wonders Foundation, which has used its Web site, www.new7wonders.org, to solicit nominations for a list of the seven wonders of the modern world.

Theoretical as well as historical models of spatial planning seem to show that an abstract-procedural-normative (APN) model of planning, born in systems theory and in cybernetics, has found few applications in spatial planning.

So intriguing that a new name, and related marketing plan, was born.

The plan was born of the collapse of the T-Mobile dealate last yearar, he said.

Objections to the plan are born of fear and discrimination, say officials and analysts in China.

Nelson Ávila, an economic adviser to Mr. Zelaya, said the "plan was born dead".