Sentence examples for the embryonic plan from inspiring English sources

Malcolm may have had the embryonic plan in mind back in 1987, when he cruised up the Amazon River on his yacht, the Highlander, with a group that included Christopher Buckley, son of his friend William F. The younger Buckley, already well known as an author, commentator, and political satirist, apparently cut la bella figura during what turned out to be an extended, jungly job interview.

Reportedly, the White House is considering rolling the four banking-supervision agencies into one, though the idea is still in flux.But an embryonic plan to create a super-regulator for consumer products, such as mortgages, credit cards and mutual funds, is already encountering stiff opposition.

The involvement of Hox clusters in the outline of the embryonic body plan of the squid has been demonstrated (Arnold, 1990; Lee et al., 2003; Martin, 1965).

Taken together, the control of cell specification by β-catenin is not confined to the establishment of the embryonic body plan, but also to cells in the adult.

But an embryonic plan to create a super-regulator for consumer products, such as mortgages, credit cards and mutual funds, is already encountering stiff opposition.

The Tories say they will scrap the embryonic infrastructure planning commission, created to speed up planning permission for such installations.

The most prominent critic was Markus 'Notch' Persson, the creator of Minecraft, who cancelled embryonic plans to make a "slimmed down" version of the popular game for Oculus Rift, while outlining his concerns in a blog post.

Beyond 2012, there are embryonic plans to bid for the EuroBasket tournament in 2015 or 2017.

Noel Fielding stumbled into our room to find me asleep on a sofa and we chatted away about the Mighty Boosh's third series and his embryonic plans for a musical Boosh tour.

They had embryonic plans to help.

De Mistura has been pushing a still-embryonic plan for local cease-fires across Syria as a means of ending a conflict in its fourth year, with no resolution in sight.