Sentence examples for the different plans from inspiring English sources

I have two engineering degrees and an M.B.A. and find it almost impossible to compare the different plans offered for the new Medicare drug benefit.

That tariff would not be charged if the company gave workers a choice between the different plans or if it "grandfathered" in current workers.

One of the big challenges for the White House will be finding a consensus among the proponents of the different plans.

Irrespective of the different plans of the two American presidential candidates, a reduction of American troop numbers is also happening steadily, from 171,000 in October to 145,000 at last blush.

But from what I can tell, much of this "huge" response consisted of consumers who just wanted to check out the different plans and, perhaps, calculate an estimated cost of one or more plans.

In a letter to the editor of the New York Times, a senior citizen from New Jersey wrote, "I have two engineering degrees and an M.B.A. and find it almost impossible to compare the different plans offered for the new Medicare drug benefit.

From a systematic point of view, energy consumption and exhausts emission in railway systems should be considered in rail transport planning so that energy reservation and emission reduction can be effectively attained in the different planning processes.

Beyond specifying the expected TOE of technicians, there is the need for the cost implication consideration that will be associated with scheduling a particular level of technicians for each maintenance task at the different planning periods.

The different planning periods are connected by the fact that goods may be stored at a facility or at an outlet to exploit cheaper transportation costs as long as the demand is met in every time period.

The adoption date and planned implementation period of each document and its focus allowed us to observe the logical interactions between the different planning stages.

This approach built upon a planning framework (derivative of the logical framework) designed to draw out the different planning horizons over which decision-making has to be framed.