Sentence examples for planned the most from inspiring English sources

You then planned the most shockingly sordid exploitation of the very young for sexual purposes.

The games will end up being, at a cost of $50 billion (four times more than planned), the most expensive Olympics in history.

A number of new exhibition areas were planned, the most important being the public vaults, which are meant to mimic the experience of walking through the stacks of the archives.

He said the Tories planned "the most extreme spending cuts of any political party for a generation" that posed "a clear and present danger to the family finances of working people".

For six seasons I planned the most outrageous weddings for a popular wedding show, Rich Bride, Poor Bride.

He had been planning the most ambitiously opulent home of his life, the Sandcastle, when the recession hit.

Of all the new governors, John Kasich, Republican of Ohio, appears to be planning the most comprehensive assault against unions.

Organisers are planning "the most ambitious and dreamlike Secret Cinema experience the UK has ever seen" which will include "a richly detailed galactic space opera".

Farmers considered 'multi-year planning' the most important change introduced into their practice by the project.

Labour has accused the government of planning the most devastating cuts to local councils.

The planner has two components: the analyser and the decider, that work together to plan the most adequate adaptation to the given context.