Sentence examples for enough plans from inspiring English sources

Mann said world leaders had enough plans on the table to boost G20 GDP by about 2% by 2018, equivalent to an extra $1.6tn of income.

The Town Council has seen enough plans fall through to be wary of being overly excited about developers' initial presentations, Mr. Cardinale said.

Helen Dennis, Christian Aid's senior adviser on poverty and inequality, added: "We have yet to see strong enough plans for how the ambitious vision will be achieved.

Though the mayor has the support of county prosecutors and state officials, with groups devoted to fighting urban blight, others are beginning to express concern that the city may be moving too fast and without firm enough plans.

In failing to have ambitious enough plans to end the misery of millions of families shivering in poorly insulated homes, Miliband is not only missing a huge opportunity to save the NHS billions of pounds, he's also missing the chance to show he can say "boo" to Mr Osborne and make big, bold decisions when it matters.

Caroline Lucas, the Green party leader, questioned whether councils could prepare robust enough plans: "At a time of deep cuts to council budgets, we also need to ensure that local authorities have the resources and capacity they need to put in place adequate protection measures throughout the transition period and beyond".

"There is enough planned to get things started," she said.

A balanced vegetarian or vegan diet can provide enough nutrients with enough planning.

The chances of a bold enough plan will shrink if markets stabilise.

When you attend enough planning board meetings, you get to hear the debates about sundry signage.

A circle of generals, deciding that things had gone far enough, planned a coup d'état.