Sentence examples for heavily planned from inspiring English sources

Holidays, in particular, are heavily planned.

The American way of combat is heavily planned, with satellite maps, G.P.S. coordinates and reconnaissance drones.

The Berliner has been the most heavily planned operation in the history of the Guardian.

It is heavily planned, built of thick shadows and big-band polyphony, and it took both composer and artist most of a year to create.

Polls show that "loss of purchasing power" is one of their top concerns.Second, France's heavily planned economy has reached its limits.

The Netherlands also was one of the most heavily planned and regulated Western societies, though there were efforts to reduce the role of the state in the 1980s and '90s.

So average your future cost estimated down heavily and plan for profits to come after volume goes up the s-curve instead of focusing all your calculations on the first batch of cars.

It has already planned heavily scripted change-of-command ceremonies, complete with the lowering of American flags at bases and the raising of Iraqi ones.

Sigismund, the Habsburg ruler of the Tirol, who was heavily encumbered by debts, planned to sell his country to the Bavarians.

I begin by deconstructing that artwork I've planned so heavily in my mind each night.

Labour cut public capital spending plans heavily just before it left office.