Sentence examples for ill-advised schemes from inspiring English sources

A FOOLHARDY ARCTIC EXPEDITION In His Opinion One of the Most Ill-Advised Schemes Ever Attempted -- His Own Experiences in the North.

The American explorer Adolphus Greely called it "an illogical scheme of self-destruction"; his assistant, Lieutenant David Brainerd, called it "one of the most ill-advised schemes ever embarked on", and predicted that it would end in disaster.

Heathrow and its establishment pals have spent decades trying to push through their ill-advised scheme.

But by then Britain's economic recession had taken its toll on their attendance and income.The final blow was the unravelling of an ill-advised scheme intended to reduce the club's tax liability.

And while Marty's ill-advised scheme could conceivably play out anywhere in the country — hey, it worked for him for a good long while in Chicago — the setting where he transplants his family enhances the tensions at play in a fascinating way.

Some localities in the poorest fiscal shape are likely to ask the Legislature, as they did last year, to approve ill-advised borrowing schemes to try to close their deficits.

Certainly, his proposal should replace the ill-advised tunneling scheme as the centerpiece for future discussion.

Tom Shoval's "Youth" depicts the ill-advised kidnapping scheme of two Israeli brothers (real-life brothers Eitan and David Cunio), from plan to aftermath.

The trailer also touches on Harding's abusive relationship with Jeff Gillooly, played by Sebastian Stan, her one-time husband and the man who would spearhead the ill-advised Kerrigan attack scheme.

The trailer also touches on Harding's abusive relationship with Jeff Gillooly, played by Sebastian Stan, her onetime husband and the man who would spearhead the ill-advised Kerrigan attack scheme.

For too long, government policies, including ill-advised, state-run insurance schemes, have encouraged development on beachfront property regularly devastated by weather-related incidents, leaving taxpayers on the hook when disaster strikes.