Sentence examples for half-baked scheme from inspiring English sources

But behind this half-baked scheme lay a sound idea: "upstream" investment today can minimise social costs tomorrow.

But just to make things more fun, the PM is also using Wednesday's Queen's speech debate to steam ahead with his half-baked scheme to repeal the Human Rights Act (HRA) and make the British supreme court final arbiter of human rights in the UK, rather than the European (it's not an EU body) court of human rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg.

I'm setting the over/under at 3 for how many more episodes until Blair comes up with some half-baked scheme, and Wallace Shawn yells "Inconceivable!".

"The Chargers have no interest in participating in another half-baked scheme to attempt to get around the two-thirds rule," Fabiani told the committee Monday.

He also may have been involved in a private, half-baked scheme to kidnap Turkish opposition leader Fethullah Gulen from exile in Pennsylvania and turn him over to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and certain death, thus avoiding formal extradition.

He had a weakness for nostrums and half-baked schemes (including his own).

The easiest solution to the problem of health care coverage, without resorting to one of the half-baked schemes offered by the candidates, is to simply offer Medicare coverage to anyone who wants it.

This bubble propelled growth both directly by allowing Internet start-ups to finance half-baked schemes.

This story didn't knock a pathetic "pastor" with a half baked scheme to burn the Qu'ran off cable news?

This is not some half-baked, idealistic scheme conceived by bookish educational theorists.

"Percy Bysshe Shelley, the radical poet", say the pocket biographies, which go on to stress his enthusiasm for William Godwin's half-baked egalitarian schemes.