Sentence examples for schemes are often from inspiring English sources

But these schemes are often costly and complex.

The schemes are often diabolically complex, the playing field crowded.

But ministers' headline-grabbing schemes are often the wrong sort of change.

These schemes are often hypercompetitive, and applications require a lot of care and thought.

It's also one more reminder that get-rich-quick schemes are often the road to empty pockets.

Apprenticeship schemes are often given a bad name, especially when companies hit the headlines for not legally paying apprentices enough.

A key underlying aim of street schemes is often smooth traffic flow.

Ms. Schön's designs avoided opulence and aggressive attention-grabbing, but in their geometric lines and striking color schemes were often eye-opening reinventions of classic ideas.

The Hannongs were early practitioners of overglaze painting in France, and Strasbourg colour schemes were often dominated by an intense carmine.

The benefit package in these different schemes is often not equal across these components of the health system, but the avowed goal is to close gaps in access and incrementally to approach equality of access.

In those conditions, benefit generosity (particularly Short-Time Working Schemes) is often brought back to its previous level to prevent benefit dependency after having been increased during the years where unemployment has been building up.