Sentence examples for schemes may have from inspiring English sources

Government aid, in the form of bail-outs and scrappage schemes, may have prevented outright collapse, but it has merely delayed the reckoning.

Halliburton's acknowledgment on Friday, however, that KBR's chairman had been receiving his own payments as part of other dealings in Nigeria reveals how illicit schemes may have reached the highest echelons of the company.

Incentives schemes may have many forms such as government tax credits, emission regulations, policy legislation and fuel economy standards.

They contribute to the evidence that financial incentive schemes may have public health benefits beyond improving uptake of targeted health services.

As mentioned above, several schemes have been proposed to model and restrain virus propagation, but these schemes may have some weaknesses with regard to the current prevalent virus.

"While smaller schemes may have higher benefit cost ratios, by their very nature they only make small improvements to capacity and often just move the bottleneck elsewhere on the network," she said.

Any future scheme may have completely different rules.

But regardless of its merits, this scheme may have been doomed purely because it had a curious name.

He may indeed have been attempting to control the succession, but his scheming may have gone badly wrong.

Most Ponzi schemes collapse relatively quickly, but there is fragmentary evidence that Mr. Madoff's scheme may have lasted for years or even decades.

The study suggests that the referral scheme may have cut instances of shoplifting by 8,000, thefts from cars by 1,500 and burglaries by 1,200.