Sentence examples for narrow plans from inspiring English sources

"Insurance companies could no longer take your business for granted, offering narrow plans with escalating costs," he said.

This is a very narrow planning horizon.

Sept. 24, Croesus called TARP "a narrow plan to stabilize undercapitalized banks with more drastic write-offs on their books".

The layout of the house follows a medieval right-angle, narrow plan design, in that the hall stretches away from the street to conserve frontage, and there is no internal courtyard built into the design.

The house is built to a medieval right-angle, narrow plan design, with an undercroft to store wine at a constant temperature, and a first-storey bedchamber that projects out into the street to add additional space.

Horizons are narrowing, plans scaling down.

Chastened – and well aware that they already have enough fights on their hands – Wal-Mart executives are now floating a far narrower plan.

The White House pursued a narrower plan offered by Mr. Montgomery that would have allowed the F.H.A. to loosen standards so it could lure back subprime borrowers by insuring similar, but safer, loans.

The road narrowing plan was envisioned as a traffic calming measure.

Alissa Fox, a senior vice president of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association, said that if the definition is too narrow, "health plans will come under enormous pressure to cut back quality improvement activities, including highly effective programs to reduce hospital infection rates".

That has already led senior officials to broaden and deepen initially narrow military plans.Only days ago, White House officials talked of surgical strikes aimed at deterring Mr Assad from using chemical weapons again, without doing anything to promote regime change.