Sentence examples for worst plans from inspiring English sources
The worst plans are verbose perhaps 50 to 100 pages long with market and competitive analyses and financial projections that are too broad to be useful, according to Breyer and other venture capitalists.
"We chose a difficult compromise to avoid the worst plans of others," Tsipras declared, apparently referring to some Eurozone officials who have publicly said that a Greek exit from the euro, or "Grexit," would be preferable.
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that the Iran nuclear deal was one of the "worst" plans he'd ever seen, once again signaling his dissatisfaction with the agreement and hinting that the White House may decertify it later this week.
"While things like Facebook access or the privacy of our text messages may seem like small change in the face of our impending political apocalypse, it's crucial to remember that government surveillance often provides the means to carry out many of our politicians' worst plans.
Mary McGrory, a journalist who was sympathetic to the cause, described it as "the worst planned, worst executed, most slovenly, strident and obnoxious peace action ever committed".
Since 1978, when Deng Xiaoping embarked on reform, the country has been transforming itself from one of the world's worst planned economies into a market economy.
But the campaign is preparing for the worst, planning to shore up Michelle with her own slick and quick war room staffed by top operatives from previous campaigns.
"The cost of adding it is often negligible," said Donna Childs, a risk expert and author of "Prepare for the Worst, Plan for the Best" (Wiley, 2008).
Such was the coverage that she must now be pondering her next league table, of the sex horrors of the suburbs, the dope dens of docklands and perhaps even Britain's worst planning violations.
Sceptics might respond that some of the worst planning errors of the post-war years—such as the construction of inner-city motorways in Birmingham and Manchester were facilitated by compulsory-purchase orders.Except on compulsory purchase, the white paper is lacking in promises of new legislation.
NO ONE who reads this book, however fervent a supporter of the war to topple Saddam Hussein, can avoid concluding that the campaign to make Iraq a better place has been one of the worst planned and executed in American history.George Packer's brutal analyses and trenchant on-the-spot reportage for the New Yorker magazine over the past two years provide the core of this devastating critique.
