Sentence examples for fine planning from inspiring English sources

Four characteristic properties of human path planning strategy are course and fine planning, supervised planning, adaptation and robustness, and complexity reduction.

With pathology teaching hours having decreased over the years [ 3, 4] this is a difficult aim which requires fine planning.

This is a fine plan, a doable thing, but what it requires is boxes.

And what, by the way, is the status of Eisenman's fine plan?

Never got to the bottom of it, but it sounds like a fine plan.

It would be a fine plan if YouTube had lots of high-quality programmes, but it hasn't.

As I type this article, with the rain beating down outside and deadlines clamouring all around me, a seaside holiday seems like a fine plan.

Mr. Fine plans to leave his place on Mulberry Street today and move into the first home he has ever owned.

That sounds like a fine plan in this hypercompetitive age in men's tennis: keep running, keep pushing, keep searching for that small improvement that can help you maintain or acquire an edge.

But defense and the movement essential to it are the hallmarks of Wozniacki's game, and though she suffered her share of indignities Monday, she kept her composure and stuck to her fine plan.

The games might end up costing more, though: the latest estimates from the Greek government are that the Athens games cost €8.8 billion (£6 billion)—almost double the original budget.London has some fine plans.