Sentence examples for planned only a from inspiring English sources

Last May, when George W. Bush was claiming that he planned only a trillion-dollar tax cut -- remember the routine with the dollar bills?

If everything goes as planned — only a few people have tried combat gum so far, in small doses — Hale envisions it being mass produced and sold to civilians, first by prescription, then over the counter.

Mr. Slayton, an instructor at a technical school, said, "He's a part of the family, so there was never a question" that Major would be at their wedding, planned only a week before by Ms. Parsons, a fuel services executive.

Still, reaction to the American gambit was mixed, with many leaders in Europe expressing disappointment that Mr. Obama planned only a brief appearance near the outset of the two-week negotiations in Copenhagen and that the planned emissions reductions were, by most measures, rather modest.

When the present study was planned, only a few studies had followed the children more than 1 year postoperatively (Saraph et al. 2005, Rodda et al. 2006).

This 3-year follow-up study was planned only a few months before the 3-year follow-up which allowed us in a natural experiment to study the implementation process and effects on musculoskeletal pain and general well-being in a long-term perspective without influence of the researchers.

And he plans only a further 35 openings next year.

She reckons she is typical of younger exiles: planning only a brief visit, they end up staying.

Now, after one botched shareholder vote on the question, the company will try again, even though it plans only a token presence in the islands.

For the moment, the commission is planning only a thorough review of the state's data on emissions, a review of scientific research on the problem and an appraisal of other states' climate programs.

As the country tries to wade through a broader economic crisis, the Czech Republic plans only a flat research budget for the coming 3 years.