Sentence examples for without a blueprint for from inspiring English sources

The closely divided Senate now appears unlikely to be able to pass a budget resolution this year, leaving Congress without a blueprint for the annual spending bills that the appropriations committees will take up in coming weeks.

Democrats have not been able to get a budget plan through the Senate this year, meaning Congress may have to take up the annual spending bills without a blueprint for how much money should be allocated to domestic and military programs.

It also fears  "without a blueprint for the future loyal fans... will just stop coming to games".

As for Michel, he becomes a chronically depressed molecular biologist who commits suicide off the Irish coast -- but not without leaving a blueprint for establishing a new species of perfectly rational human clones, the only hope for saving mankind from self-destruction.

I strongly support the House Republican leadership's proposal to link the debt ceiling increase to passage of a budget by the Senate which has gone 1360 days without passing a blueprint for federal spending.

Of course without a director, a screenplay is like a blueprint for a cathedral without a builder.

But whatever the real estate involved, these were clearly times for tearing down the house, without any solid notion of a blueprint for a new one.

With the Feinberg model comes the prospect of their further diminishment, a blueprint for a future without big-time trial lawyers.

Exostar, an online aerospace and defense exchange founded by Boeing, Raytheon, BAE Systems and others, deployed WebEx so that engineers from around the world can work on, say, a blueprint for a crankshaft without having to FedEx it back and forth with every change.

African termites' ingenious construction of air shafts and tunnels in their climate-controlled dens has provided architects with a blueprint for insulating buildings without artificial intervention.

But in the event that he's re-elected, it would offer a Republican Congress a blueprint for improving the law without doing away with it entirely.