Sentence examples for even now planning from inspiring English sources
Ambridge, which allows no occasion to go uncelebrated, is even now planning a pageant.
could have found itself in this anachronistic position — it is, even now, planning to build itself a bigger trading floor across the street — is an embarrassing, if familiar, irony.
Only last week I spoke to a man who has spent decades trying to find her plane, and is even now planning a trip to a remote island to follow up on another "clue".
Even now plans for the new defense budget reportedly call for a substantial increase in funds for ULMS development.
And while the UK government publicly insists there can be no military solution in Yemen, he has just sacked his most senior generals in an effort to achieve exactly that, and even now plans his assaults on the capital Sana'a and the port of Hodeidah, both of which will drastically escalate the humanitarian crisis.
Even now, plans are being drafted for sending troops, at least temporarily, to the nation's borders to bolster federal agencies there, as advocated by President Bush in his State of the Union address Tuesday night.
Better to welcome the new workers now, rather than imposing restrictions that most EU members (even Britain) are now planning in a bid to appease the populist press.Old Europe has gained immeasurably from improved stability on its borders.
The Dutch take coastal protection very seriously indeed and they're very good at it too – even they now plan for and allow their coast to adjust to accommodate changing tides, waves and currents through "managed retreat".
There are those who, even now, are planning to use the watershed of 18 September to destabilise her.
Even the BBC is now planning to further cut its coverage of the EU decision-making progress by axing The Record Europe, its only remaining weekly programme exclusively dedicated to the work of MEPs and their interaction with the other EU institutions.
A fundraising evening is now planned on 5 April at Market Hall Museum in Warwick.
