Sentence examples for planned unlike from inspiring English sources
Because the construction of a power line is planned (unlike many other environmental risk events), it enables prospective research of nocebo and attribution responses.
Alberto Ibarguen has no plans (unlike Lawrence) to write columns on brotherly love.
Imagine if the G.O.P.'s position on debt was set by Senator Tom Coburn, the Oklahoma Republican who has challenged the no-tax lunacy of Grover Norquist and served on the Simpson-Bowles commission and voted for its final plan (unlike Ryan).
Authorities say the buildings are badly planned and, unlike Stalinist architecture, built using poor materials.
Fortunately, Italians are compassionate people, and the national public transport unions (trains, buses and subways) postponed a planned strike — unlike those in France.
Most lived instead around Migosi, an inconspicuous sector of the belt of housing outside the original planned city – but, unlike the rest of this belt, not designated as 'slum' by UN Habitat.
But the unfolding events since Friday's earthquake have given public health officials time to plan ahead, unlike what occurred after the 1986 Chernobyl accident.
In ads for Ivillage ( $94 million offering, nine-month ad budget of $28.5 million), actresses plead ignorance about 401(k) plans, apparently unlike all those men out there.
The new paradigm in primitive living is to plan ahead, unlike the days when you had a Swiss Army knife and some clothes.
The supply was inconsistent — unlike the planned scarcity of limited-edition sneakers.
The memorial meetings I attended with my favourite aunt in the Friends' Meeting House were utterly unlike the planned parade of a traditional service.
