Sentence examples for be planning for from inspiring English sources

Tottenham already appear to be planning for life without Modric.

That doesn't mean Labour should be planning for coalition talks in 2015.

But we should also be planning for a substantial rise in financial and economic uncertainty.

But the Pentagon also needs to be planning for the longer term.

Van Gaal would prefer to be planning for a final, of course.

Why should we be planning for them? A. Because it's apparently a real risk.

The Bruins may be planning for Ference's absence from the lineup for a few games.

Mr. Harris added that Hawaii should be planning for climate change.

"Virtually every retailer in the country will be planning for negative like-for-likes at the moment," he said.

If those with political and economic power were serious about climate change they would be planning for energy descent.

I'm 29 and I should be planning for my Big Three-O party at the beginning of February.