Sentence examples for modicum of planning from inspiring English sources
They need to recall an administration that cherry-picked intelligence, that misled a nation to war on false pretences, that ignored expert advice that it didn't want to hear, that invaded a country with barely a modicum of planning, then declared Mission Accomplished.
It was a softball, one that a candidate with an even the modicum of an economic plan could knock out of the park.
The city plans to begin a gun-buyback plan that had a modicum of success in Baltimore and elsewhere.
The timing seemed to inject a modicum of doubt into the Mets' early plans.
The university freely concedes, as it must, that the "top 10 percent" plan provides its modicum of diversity only because the high schools in Texas are so segregated.
The set is an office, complete with computer terminals, desks and swivel chairs, printer, water-cooler and those low screens designed to give the barest modicum of privacy to the modern open plan office.
Indeed, engineers do start with a modicum of information in any design.
The model for community collaboration is not the one originally planned, but we do believe it allowed a modicum of success to date that would not have been realized otherwise.
Shook says he and Dotolo -- who gained a modicum of fame by starring in a Food Network show in 2007 -- had actually planned to open their restaurant a few miles east, in the heart of Hollywood.
In those days, anyone with a modicum of self-respect had to have a project.
Establishing that modicum of trust took years.
