Sentence examples for a thick plan from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a thick plan" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means a detailed and well-developed plan. Example: The team spent hours creating a thick plan for the project, outlining every step and potential obstacle.
"The AirTrain has enormous potential to help Jamaica," said F. Carlisle Towery, president of the Greater Jamaica Development Corporation, which has produced a thick plan containing dozens of possible developments in and around the train station, including a hotel and airline offices.
Economic Pressures to Drill As Shell surveyed the political landscape ahead of the 2008 presidential election, its lobbyists compiled a thick planning book for dealing with the three likeliest winners, ranking them in order of predicted finish.
Nothing about pension accounting is easy or straightforward, and the prospect of curling up with a thick pension plan document laden with charts is, well, repellent.
With a door that is 1⁄ inches (3.8 cm) thick, plan on making your threshold 2⁄ inches (6.4 cm) wide.
"I planned it in extreme detail," she told the BBC and then produced a thick file of plans, pictures and notes she accumulated while preparing, planning and building.
"But he turned out a thick volume of planning recommendations, and these were not boilerplate recommendations".
He ran downstairs to get a thick rope; he planned to wade into ocean waters and run fast as rapids to rescue her.
Early last year, five Chinese architects walked around incognito, photographing the town, then returned to Boluo where it was copied at high speed, said Mr. Scheutz, spreading on his desk a thick portfolio of plans secretly drawn up by the Chinese, and then downloaded and copied by a Hallstatt hotel owner, he said.
If it is a very thick book, plan to read 3-9 hours a day.
Undoubtedly an earnest man competent in creating a thick binder of disaster plan logistics, the actual reality of the disaster caused a severe reaction.
