Sentence examples for cons involved from inspiring English sources

"I need to find out more and see unbiased evidence about the pros and cons involved in shale gas extraction".

While cons involving timeshare holidays have been running for decades, an increase in consumer protection means that these have been superseded by "holiday club" scams in recent years.

As we saw back in Hero, Jimmy's a natural born grifter ("Hey everybody, next round's on us!"), and soon it's time for a montage as Jimmy and Marco zip through a selection of classic cons involving Irish sweepstakes, African princes, rare violins, customs officers, black ink on "out of circulation" dollar bills, pretending to be Kevin Costner and so on.

When you meet him, he's so tall yet unimposing an assemblage of elbows and grin that you get the feeling his cons involve genuinely making friends with his subjects.

Unfortunately, after a "three years later" card we meet up with Nicky in Buenos Aires as he starts planning a con involving a car race.

Colletti declined to discuss any possible interest in Rodriguez, but there are arguments pro and con involving the Dodgers and Rodriguez.

Yet there is serious doubt whether it will be possible to prosecute banksters who perpetrated a massive con involving sums which would buy many millions of bottles of water.

This group of neo-cons is involved in the mother of smokescreens," he said.

The Conner case involved the taxability of compensation paid by an insurance company to a policy holder whose house had burned down.

The cons: It involves math and constant diligence in keeping track of every food you eat (and what you drink, too), though technology has made this easier.

The UK government is weighing the pros and cons of getting involved in this new venture, including the previously taboo subject of human spaceflight.