Sentence examples for difficult planning from inspiring English sources

When the world's biggest wind company, Vestas, closed its UK factory in 2009, the chief executive, Ditlev Engel, said the difficult planning laws were a key reason.

Paul Jones, the president of One&Only Resorts, said of the terrain: "There are some pretty steep contours, which makes for a difficult planning process, but the difficulty brings with it a lot of drama.

The public would get a quick way to connect with one another and with the enormity of Sept. 11, and the interim memorial would alleviate time pressure on the difficult planning process for a permanent memorial.

Visitors to Bilbao are dazzled by the stunning originality of Mr. Gehry's exuberant forms, but the building's artistry also resides in its ability to solve a host of difficult planning issues, from channeling an existing rail line through the structure to crowd control.

He said Wales has been at a disadvantage in not having control over energy tariffs but there was now a political will to make difficult planning decisions which could be unpopular.

Limited developable land, an extremely difficult planning environment, high income taxes and impossibly stratospheric housing costs may lead more companies and people to relocate elsewhere, particularly if the big paydays needed to make ends meet wind down.

Mr Rose, who is planning to swap his company BMW for a hydrogen powered model, said: "This is a deliberately ambitious and, in some areas, difficult plan.

It was a difficult plan for his inexperienced army, which, delayed in the dark, was then confused by thick fog at dawn.

It doesn't have to be a difficult plan.

And I don't quite know how, it's gonna be a difficult strategy that needs to be pursued, and a difficult plan.

If the book you are reading is difficult, plan on taking 2 to 3 times longer than you might read a novel.