Sentence examples for originally planned that from inspiring English sources

And if the tunnel-boring machines can start running by 2016, three years later than originally planned, that is not such a bad delay by historical standards.

Business associations and construction industry groups were also pleased, saying that even though less money than originally planned that would be raised under the compromise, that did not seem likely to seriously curtail the Port Authority's $14 billion, five-year capital plan that the rate increases are to help finance.

"They originally planned that this plant would produce four million tons of ore next year," he said.

Although it was originally planned that the Gustloff would be but one element in a larger convoy, mechanical problems forced two ships to turn back, and the Gustloff was accompanied by only the torpedo boat Löwe.

John Prescott, having proudly admitted he once called Tony Blair a "little shit", says of Booth's decision to publish her book earlier than originally planned that "she's a daft woman".

"We have looked at noise and vibrations and truck trips and we don't think, compared to what the city had originally planned, that there will be any additional impact," Ms. Amron said.

This week, American bank regulators approved capital rules that were a little weaker than originally planned, at least for banks that are not too big to fail.

If I were to guess, I would say that this history of the papacy's unreliability was the substance of the book that Wills originally planned, and that, for whatever reasons, he later decided to produce something slightly different, more autobiographical.

"What's happening now is so much more exciting than what was originally planned for that site.

When the Air Force realized that it would cost another $1 billion just to achieve one-quarter of the capabilities originally planned — and that even then the system would not be fully ready before 2020 — it decided to decamp.

To keep the oil pumping, the rigs, pipelines and other equipment must be kept in service much longer than originally planned, and that is raising concerns about maintenance and safety on the oldest of the North Sea rigs.