overplan

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Traveling women tend to overplan their itineraries to avoid being caught out in these social margins.

Either we overplan to the point of exhaustion, or we stress about details we can't affect.

The need to overplan everything.

I don’t like to overplan my trips and had left a night free, so I decided to go and check out the new park-in-progress.

"You cannot overplan something like this," Mrs. Davenport said.

"Don't overplan your trip," said White.

Don't overplan.

Five: Don't overplan, and don't feel guilty if you spend a couple of afternoon hours napping; you will still cover a lot of ground.

The network tends to overplan for all contingencies, Mr. Schneider said, and would probably not park dozens of cars on Mr. Taylor's land.

UTA responded to the objections by indicating that the TRAX line may not be built for several decades, but added that "It's always better to overplan and underconstruct than the other way around."

The intent is not to overplan and dictate to architects exactly how their buildings should be designed; it is to set out some basic principles by which the city should grow, and insist that architects accommodate themselves to these guidelines.