Sentence examples for beneficial scheme from inspiring English sources
But the cash-poor city has crafted a less expensive and potentially far more beneficial scheme, which may set a new precedent for urban stormwater management.
The indictment details meetings where Blagojevich and his wife allegedly floated a mutually beneficial scheme with officials from the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), a powerful US labour group.
We think that this approach provides a beneficial scheme for generating novel patterns for possible applications.
With transmission electron microscopy and scanning electron microscopy analyses, this study provides a beneficial scheme to design and fabricate low-dimensional SiGe-based nanostructures for possible applications.
With TEM and SEM analyses, this study provides a beneficial scheme to design and fabricate low-dimensional SiGe-based nanostructures for possible applications.
In Bentham's mind such actions were representative of the "sinister interests" typically ranged against beneficial schemes of reform.
So Samuelson got a little carried away with his idea and he said that Social Security was the greatest and only true beneficial Ponzi scheme ever invented because in a Ponzi scheme, this has gotten a lot of attention lately thanks to our famous Madoff.
"On the Mutually Beneficial Cooperative Scheme: dynamic change in the payoff matrix of international river basin schemes". Water Resources Research 18 (4):764–772.
In summary, the proposed GOM is capable of suggesting a guidance for the logistics service providers, who deal with green operations, to adopt a beneficial transportation scheme so as to eventually achieve a low economic and environmental cost.
The presence of land, an infinitely lived asset that pays a perpetual dividend, forces the real rate of interest to be positive, exposing the flaw in Samuelson's contention that Social Security is a giant, yet beneficial, Ponzi scheme where each generation can win by perpetually deferring a growing cost.
These results indicate that a careful consideration of the organic content of fine-grained dredged material must be made during the licensing process of beneficial use schemes.
