Sentence examples for comprehensible plan from inspiring English sources

In 1933, Franklin Roosevelt crisply laid out the economic theory and practice of the New Deal in less than 2,000 words, weaving farm prices, factories, mortgages, foreclosures, jobs and public works into an instantly comprehensible plan of action, which took immediate effect by lifting the spirits of a profoundly depressed nation.

The cathedral's apparent anarchy of shapes hides a comprehensible plan of nine main chapels: the tall, tent-roofed one in the centre; four big, octagonal-towered ones, topped with the four biggest domes; and four smaller ones in between.

Here at home, the terrible toll from the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression continues, with no end to the joblessness in sight and no comprehensible plans for fashioning a healthy economy for the years ahead.

In the months following my Senate testimony, lawmakers drafting health reform legislation included a provision requiring insurers to both provide comprehensible disclosures of health plan benefits and make that information available to anyone shopping for coverage.

Both said the world was still a comprehensible place.

Which is presumably why we haven't quite got around to building a tax-free investment plan which is remotely comprehensible to the common man.

Military metaphors suggest we can plan for success and that the business world can be ordered, structured and comprehensible.

It is an outrage that these obligations -- including deferred compensation and supplemental retirement plans -- and their amounts, are not disclosed annually, in plain and comprehensible terms.

In general, research plans are weighed more heavily later in the game, with more readily comprehensible evidence (especially pedigree, letters of recommendation, impact factor of journals, etc).

To follow the plan of implementing extensive reading, he read the story book aloud in a low and comprehensible pace.

The care plan was designed to provide relevant clinical information in a succinct format while still being comprehensible to patients.