Sentence examples for plan the difference from inspiring English sources
For a well-funded 401(k) plan, the difference between a cheap fund and an expensive one can easily mount up to half a million dollars.
For instance, rather than saying "I'd like your feedback on my approach," be more assertive, stating, "To help me think through my decision, I'd like to present my approach to you and ask for feedback to consider before I finalize my plan". The difference is the first doesn't demonstrate authority in your role.
Decide if you're going to be an instrumental group or a vocal group and Plan, Plan, Plan! Obviously the difference between those two is that instrumental groups don't have singers, and are more like small jazz orchestras.
"The closer you study the Libeskind plan, the differences become striking," said Matthew Higgins, vice president for communications at the development corporation.
For family plans, the difference was even more stark: across the United States, premiums rose by around 13 percent; in Massachusetts, they fell by nearly 40 percent.
Each one was really different, and by the end of it I had a really good sense for the lay of the land of financial planning, the difference between a brokerage and an RIA, and what people who are working in each of those types of models think of it.
The only variable amount in the revenue plan is the difference between new subscription sales and cancellations at the end of existing contracts.
Stanford pays the price of Kaiser, and the employee who wants to choose a more costly plan pays the difference out of his or her own pocket.
The mean conformity index was 0.89, 0.87 and 0.87 for the VMAT-S, IMRT and HT plans, respectively; the difference in conformity between the VMAT and IMRT or HT plans was not statistically significant.
In our experience, long-term planning is the difference between merely existing and living.
Ahead of a report on Monday calling for more power to be devolved to cities, the Royal Town Planning Institute's Richard Blyth picks examples – from Gateshead to the Olympic Park – where good planning made the difference.
