Sentence examples for damn scheme from inspiring English sources

Rather than try to parse out which Saints hits were illegal and which not, he just lowered the boom on the whole damn scheme.

So with studies damning the scheme and international examples being so poor, why is Australia reintroducing an ineffective policy?

But the story it tells is damning: a scheme existed with no economic logic other than to facilitate capital flight from Russia; the users of that scheme moved their money in a clandestine fashion; the key facilitator of that scheme, an American citizen, took bribes from clients to keep the gravy flowing.

Despite the damning reports, the scheme, and many of its counterparts elsewhere in the public sector, should go ahead.

He wants a new deal for young people: Good jobs they could aspire to or damn good training vocational schemes.

Amin has strenuously denied that he did anything wrong, but the six-minute tape recording on Mail Online, in which he outlines his scheme, is damning.

Didier Drogba appears as his own damn self in a scheme-busting cameo that completely shatters the billionaire's plans to impose his stupid whims on a club rich in heritage and pride.

The latest color scheme, Safari, is damn fine look'n.

The report is unstinting in its damning of Kelly, a seemingly unlikely instigator of such a bold scheme.

The United States Anti-Doping agency's report, which amounted to a damning depiction of Armstrong as a main conspirator in a vast doping scheme, contended that Armstrong repeatedly lied under oath.

"In its damning report, Kensington and Chelsea council found that Affinity Sutton overstated the cost of the scheme and underestimated revenues.