Sentence examples for making planned from inspiring English sources
Higher steel prices are making planned expansions more expensive.
But it also enabled the city to continue making planned investments in capital projects like its riverfront restoration.
Managers have been known to ask for lower spending limits in the hope of making planned returns only to have their requests rejected.
If young stock transfer associations are excluded from the data – as their business model involves making planned deficits in their first years of operation – the sector-wide underlying net surplus hit £884m.
This reflects both higher welfare payments and the cost of measures to combat recession, as well as the effect of lower-than-expected inflation in making planned departmental cash increases more generous in real terms.All along there have been concerns about whether the extra spending was delivering value for money.
(i) Making planned search or critical investigation aimed at discovery of new knowledge.
Others are making plans to emigrate.
"He was making plans," she said.
Making plans to help her spend it.
