Sentence examples for successful as planned from inspiring English sources

And he conceded that the program, even if as successful as planned, will take longer than originally hoped to restore Greece's fiscal balance.

While it was never as successful as planned, Brookwood Cemetery remains the largest cemetery in the United Kingdom and one of the largest in the world.

Although it was never as successful as planned, the LNC was very influential on both the funeral industry and the development of the area around Woking, and Brookwood Cemetery remains the largest cemetery in the United Kingdom.

While it was never as successful as planned, the London Necropolis Company had a significant impact on the funeral industry, and the principles established by the LNC influenced the design of many other cemeteries worldwide.

The Montreal project managers, i.e., the local At Home/Chez Soi coordinator (representing the MHCC, was responsible for ensuring the successful project implementation as planned at the national level and in accordance with appropriate adjustments at the site level) and the principal site investigator, were from the MHUI.

"It's not as successful as originally planned," Mr. Kliegerman said.

If successful and carried out as planned, this underground circulation system will be the largest in the world, far exceeding Boston's Big Dig.

Successful innovations were implemented as planned despite challenges along the way.

With respect to ethical considerations, we pre-specified that any request must not create undue work for the investigators and that any data received as part of a successful request would be analyzed as planned, the results of which would be sent to the original investigators.

Successful delivery of the intervention as planned during the first 18 women's group meetings may be considered indicative of institutional sustainability in terms of ongoing capacity to lead training, maintain the infrastructure, equipment and supplies and provide the necessary inputs and environment for implementation.

And if trains start rolling next year, as planned, and prove successful, the project may provide a template for private investment in public infrastructure for years to come.