Sentence examples for prolonged planning from inspiring English sources

Still, until recently, the project seemed a paradigm of cooperative, if prolonged, planning.

These challenges include prolonged planning time, resulting in not keeping pace with the ever-changing environment, massive resource investment unsuitable for countries with limited resources, and bottlenecks such as inoperability of the planning processes connected to follow-up project promotion.

The planning time thus became noticeable shorter, even so the assumption has to be made that complexity and especially the number of planned segments and necessary reposition of any kind would prolong planning and planning time thus is not only a product of experience.

Bradbury's actions amounted to a "prolonged, carefully planned, cruel and persistent campaign of abuse" he said.

The family of a prisoner who was executed in Ohio on Thursday using an untested combination of medical drugs that appeared to cause him prolonged distress are planning to sue the state for inflicting cruel and unusual punishment, in violation of the US constitution.

"If planning prolonged sun exposure, we advise sunscreen be used.

The high lethality of venom requires prolonged immunization plans with small amounts of venom.

Though no longer as deadly as it used to be, as our ability to treat and control it has improved tremendously, a perforated appendicitis carries tremendous morbidity and will require prolonged treatment plans to improve it," he said.

Eventually, through prolonged repetition, the planned behaviour will become habitual, triggered by specific cues (exiting the toilet, for example) and requiring less cognitive resource.

He had been stalling, prolonging the planning, delaying the act.

But design and planning errors and failures of a new cooling technology prolonged the project.