Sentence examples for slow plan from inspiring English sources

"What are some things we are doing that are not going to be major businesses?" Ms. Whitman's long, slow plan may be why Hewlett-Packard's stock is off 8 percent since she took over the company nearly nine months ago.

Workers devised slowdowns that varied from day to day: Plan Tortuga (turtle), go extra slow; Plan Canguro (kangaroo), skip over rows.

The government could, however, boost the economy by tackling his bête noire, the country's "slow" planning system, he said.

But Britain's builders complain that a painfully slow planning process prevents them from building at the rate needed to keep up with demand.

XO Communications Inc., a telephone and Internet services company, may slow plans for expansion in Europe to ease investor concerns that it will spend too much money, analysts said.

Carbon emissions are too high, renewable energy is held back by a slow planning system, and progress in the Welsh government is patchy, with economic development a key area where sustainable ideas need to be taken seriously.

Even China says it will slow plans to add 27 reactors to the 13 it has.

But many developers argue it is the slow planning system in Wales hampering the building of new wind farms.

What Google is doing with social is integrating functionality into all of its products in a very slow, planned out, way.

Among them: Too much power is still concentrated in large companies, the Chinese bureaucracy can slow plans and different rules in different provinces, at times, can limit how big native Chinese companies can get.

These included the usual questionably substantial suspects: a lower-than-expected build in U.S. crude oil inventories, sharp declines in U.S. land rig counts, and a weaker U.S. dollar on expectation that the Federal Reserve Board may slow planned interest-rate increases.