Sentence examples for planned often from inspiring English sources

A lengthy Harvard Business School study for the Pentagon concluded in April that despite many attempts at reform, "major defense programs still require more than 15 years to deliver less capability than planned, often at two to three times the planned cost".

THE capital of Iran hosts about 12m people, is poorly planned, often paralysed by traffic, and notorious for its seismic activity.

We hear so much about the failings of the NHS that the many small daily achievements when things go as planned often pass by unnoticed.

I was lucky to be in Zuccotti Park that first day, with the much more courageous and steadfast Occupiers, who slept out, and planned often truly profound visions for social change.

He even achieved his own trademark, "Genscherism", a term that signified his enduring belief in European unity and the need for east-west cooperation while Europe remained divided; but it also stood for his deceptively informal style of operating, used to great effect to promote his carefully planned, often devious, strategies.

As with all low-energy retrofits, there are site-specific issues for ground floor flats, and an important issue is whether the floor is solid or suspended timber and the degree of work being planned – often dictated by whether you'll be living there whilst the work is being done.

Time spent planning often defers discovery.

Such delayed crisis planning often leads to hurried and flawed designs, wasteful spending and ineffective control of invaders.

Large 401(k) plans often use institutional funds that should, if anything, cost less than a retail fund.

By contrast, the group annuities containing 401(k) plans often provide neither a meaningful insurance benefit nor an annuitization option.

So the best employer-provided healthcare plans, the so-called "Cadillac plans," often go to the most highly compensated employees.