Sentence examples for plans in the middle of from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Rourke described the trip as an opportunity to gauge support from Republican leaders, officeholders and decision-makers in anticipation of an official announcement of his plans in the middle of April.

Seventeen states revised their plans in the middle of this fiscal year, cutting spending, cancelling or delaying capital projects, issuing more debt and, in four states, raising taxes (by more than 5% in Arizona and New Hampshire).Almost all had to draw on their reserves.

Sometimes mobile phone companies will reduce your price plan in the middle of your contract," she adds.

And he is leaving earlier than planned, in the middle of the summer fighting season and before any lasting effects of the so-called troop surge are clear.

"Rolling out this plan in the middle of the current crisis is like telling Hurricane Katrina victims stranded on their rooftops in New Orleans, 'Don't worry, if you can hold for a few years, we've got a really great plan to restructure the federal emergency response system,' " said a statement issued by the Consumer Federation of America.

"Rolling out this plan in the middle of the current crisis is like telling Hurricane Katrina victims stranded on their rooftops in New Orleans, 'Don't worry, if you can hold for a few years, we've got a really great plan to restructure the federal emergency response system,' " said a statement issued by the Consumer Federation of America.

1. Missing your financial plan in the middle of a financing.

1. Missing your financial plan in the middle of a financing.

It's like taking a pilot with a license to fly a small plane and asking him to take over flying a jumbo plan in the middle of a trans-pacific crossing.

Stephen Cassell, event organizer and Q Center board member, reportedly "thought of the action plan in the middle of the night and quickly posted the idea on Facebook".

"It seems unusual to change the healthcare plan in the middle of the year," rather than wait until the open enrollment period when employees could sign on to a spouse's plan or look for other coverage, Engle said.