Sentence examples for lacking a plan from inspiring English sources

Or lacking a plan, what's the story with a happy ending?

Mr. Bush appeared on Rush Limbaugh's radio program to criticize Democrats as lacking a plan for victory in Iraq.

Ms. Levenson said yesterday that the Armstrong default was "a case study in the consequences of lacking a Plan B for liquidity".

In office, as well as lacking a plan, his party "has lost a sense of social justice … Conservative rhetoric often borders on social Darwinism".

Mr. Kerry accused the Bush administration of lacking a plan to reduce costs or expand health insurance coverage, saying, "You almost never hear the words 'health care' come out of the president's mouth".

Chinese intellectuals have taken to joking that "Telangpu which is one of the Chinese pronunciations of Trump's name sounds like "te meipu," which means clueless or lacking a plan.

If the opposition lacks a plan for victory, Colonel Qaddafi's strategy is equally murky.

They still lack a plan for tackling their farmers, who are becoming increasingly restive.

But he said the government lacked a plan for weaning the economy off construction and other low-productivity jobs.

The Turnbull government argues that Labor lacks a plan for jobs and its 10-year company tax cut plan will increase investment and boost growth.

After enduring weeks of criticism that he lacks a plan to resolve the conflict, Ariel Sharon, Israel's prime minister, has enunciated a stark vision for achieving peace.