Sentence examples similar to slight planning from inspiring English sources
Over 1 in 5 likely voters identified in the Post-ABC poll report having already voted (21percentt), while about one-quarter say they plan to vote early or by mail (24percentt,) and a slight majority plan to vote in person on Election Day.
D.C. United keeper Bill Hamid, who was not among the four goalies Gregg Berhalter called into his first training camp with the U.S. national team, left no doubt he considered the omission a slight and planned to use that as motivation heading into his team's March 2 season opener.
What a chance to review pleasant moments or conflicts, kindnesses and slights, to plan a new project.
Bubbles has not responded to questions from the BBC but the business's Facebook page said it had "slight issues with planning permission, but would be open again soon".
Reacting to early post-Stalin Soviet pressure on the East European countries to pursue economic and political reforms, Albania announced slight changes in planning priorities and some willingness to improve state relations with Yugoslavia as the Soviets were doing.
The slight heterogeneity in planning may actually increase the ability to identify important DVH relationships by providing a wider range of dose to the normal tissues.
Overall, criticism was termed "very slight," and officials planned to play events day by day and as low-key as possible, expecting some trouble but not a storm.
McQueen, a dead ringer for a young Alfred Molina, draws me to one side and explains the slight change of plan: he needs to combine our interview with an appointment he has with a recruitment agency.
Because energy stock prices already reflect a consensus expectation of lower oil prices, a slight deviation from plan could lead to a respectable pop in their stock prices.
3. "Hey, slight change of plans.
