Sentence examples for make planning from inspiring English sources

Not knowing the sex of my unborn child does indeed make planning the nursery a challenge.

Take time to set out your objectives, it will make planning a tweet so much easier.

For example, quarterly bills make planning harder than it has to be, so have everyone bill you monthly.

There are enough rests in the Second Quartet to make planning the breaks between CD's pretty easy.

"All that could make planning your finances easier and the leasing deals available mean it's a safe way to spend the money as, at the end of it, the dealer takes the car away and you get a new one.

David Weaver, the chief executive of Oceanlinx, one of the firms planning to use the Wave Hub, argues that Britain's liberalised and transparent power markets make life easier for newcomers, although others argue that fluctuating power prices make planning tricky.

As China becomes increasingly popular with Western travelers, Internet sites that offer searches in both Chinese and English could make planning travel inside China considerably easier and cheaper from outside the country.

Here Uber is following in the footsteps of smaller startups that make their data available to urban planners and city halls – and the latter are keen to claim that such data would make planning more empirical, participatory, and innovative.

They make plans.

Don't make plans.

It's tough to make plans.