Sentence examples for planning for what from inspiring English sources

"We ought to have been planning for what we call a 'just transition'," he says.

Herb was a leader to humankind and always planning for what could be and should be.

The process of scrutinising what went wrong and planning for what is to come has already begun.

"I just hope there are two State Department teams: one to work on the talks, and the other to start planning for what to do when they fail.

"In our business we are planning for what we might call a market correction," Mr. Geiger said in an interview before the conference.

And, four scientists and representatives of research institutions said they had participated in planning for what is being called the Brain Activity Map project.

But few competitors ever plan for what may happen next.

You plan for what is going to be most likely".

The military services planned for what they need to fight adversaries 20 years from now.

And Wilson's more ambitious enemies planned for what they were sure was his imminent downfall.

Now that its Brooklyn residency has ended, the team has grand ambitions, although no firm plans, for what lies ahead.