Sentence examples for schemes for things from inspiring English sources
Michael Taft, an economist at Unite, said: "What corporations like Apple will lose when they get rid of the double Irish they will make up for in terms of other tax schemes for things like research and development".
He was very intrigued by people who had schemes for things, so when he was inventing the character of Matilda's dad I think he partly based that on somebody he knew who was a bit of a rogue.
What that exactly means is beyond me, so I suppose in time we'll see CBS' scheme for things.
In the overall scheme of things, for the dollars it would take, we have other needs — in the outfield, speed-wise, maybe a little more pitching.
He praised Dr. Macfarlane's openness and said, "The dispute over the San Onofre documents is of too little importance in the greater scheme of things for the chairmanship to stand or fall because of it".
There is little room in his scheme of things for people who have a passive attitude toward the world — a category that today seems to be a fairly large one — or for people whom he regards as being stoically inclined.
They don't understand how their research fits into the grander scheme of things," for example, " 'I'm working on this channel, and this is how it may have some public health implications.' " Furthermore, "they don't understand the whole politics of funding for NIH, that there's a congressional appropriations process and how that works".
But personally I think that maybe it's the other way around and Jake doesn't know it; maybe Jake is a pawn in the larger scheme of things for Olivia -- I think I can say that and not get in any trouble.
Cougar attacks are rare in the greater scheme of things: "For some reason, humans worry much more about rare dangers than about common dangers.
That's what her body was for, in the cruel scheme of things, and for some bizarre reason she craved the bleakness of biology.
"We can go out into this computational universe and find all these different programs, each one with its own unique scheme for doing things," he says.
