Sentence examples for risky scheme from inspiring English sources
"It's a risky scheme, with two pitfalls," said Bill Pascoe, Mr. Forrester's campaign manager.
"There is still time to resist this divisive and risky scheme.
In 2000, for example, former Vice President Al Gore was fond of the phrase "risky scheme"; in fact, he deemed just about every one of Mr. Bush's proposals a "risky scheme".
Every one of the proposals I've talked about tonight, he's called a "risky scheme," over and over again.
In other words, Mr. Florio had spoken favorably of what he now calls Mr. Corzine's "risky scheme".
IT was a "risky scheme," in the view of its passionate opponents, an example of ideological overreach and political hubris.
Since then Mr Bush has turned into a Pandora's box of risky schemes.
The vice-president seems forever to be objecting to "risky schemes" but never advancing any interesting ideas of his own.
"To those who seek to dismantle public education by risky schemes of vouchers, let me be clear," he said.
By contrast, she said Mr. Lazio and Gov. George W. Bush of Texas are proposing "irresponsible, risky schemes" that have not been tested and are bound to fail.
Joe Lieberman has become the Balloon Boy dad of the Senate Democratic caucus, a fame-whore so addicted to media attention that he hatches ever-more-desperate and risky schemes that sell out his "family" to earn press attention.
