Sentence examples for failing scheme from inspiring English sources

The whole failing scheme sank Ellis's reputation, irrevocably, in Texas.

"The government must re-evaluate its approach and set out a clear strategy to revive the failing scheme.

Desperate to restore and embellish Denmark, he goes from one failing scheme to another: an ill-designed silver mine that collapses, a whale fleet he cannot pay for, an abortive effort to raid the well-concealed gold in his mother's palace and an arrangement to pawn Iceland.

"Companies and charities using workfare need to urgently reconsider whether they want to risk further involvement in these failing schemes".

As for the UK-wide pensions protection fund – which acts as a backstop for failing schemes – the ICAS argues this would have to be split and again could be a huge burden on Scotland.

Despite a recent campaign focus on letting "Trump be Trump", the 431-page binsteady instead charts the career of many Trumps: the showman, the womaniser, and a business partner who quickly ditches failing schemes.

I think it's entirely relevant to the failing quietways scheme: It's akin to being in the time of cholera and saying, 'We've got this engineering approach that involves separating our water from our sewage, and it involves digging up the street – what do you think about this?

A Conservative government will help tackle these barriers by turning Labour's failing welfare schemes into a radical plan to get Britain working.

Perhaps the biggest failing of the scheme, however, is the culture of cronyism it has engendered.

City institutions including Royal London Asset Management are unhappy about the company lowering the performance targets in its bonus scheme, failing to hire a new finance director for 18 months and buying stakes in rival retailers such as Tesco and Debenhams.

When a reporter asks whether the mayor has truly considered the consequences of the scheme failing, especially with his re-election campaign only a year away, Livingstone's nasal Cockney voice, already as affectless as a door buzzer, drops to a full deadpan.