Sentence examples for whatever schemes from inspiring English sources

An ambitious man is a man who is open to whatever schemes will help him.

"The only exploiting that will be taking place will be whatever schemes its ministers will hatch to profit from increased aid flows".

There is, in short, no coherent transport policy, but instead a patchwork response to whatever schemes are put forward by rail enthusiasts or local authorities.

Whatever schemes the executives in charge of major sports come up with, though, there is no doubt among those involved at the sharp end that a major reckoning is ultimately on the cards.

Worker, consumer, investor in whatever schemes they cook up.

But because his ideas about health care overlap so much with what mainstream Republicans have offered over the years, it's easy to imagine a President Trump signing off on whatever schemes the GOP Congress might produce.

Whatever scheme the Bills settle on, Williams will be a one-gap player.

Reluctantly, Eddie turns protector, knowing his petty-criminal brother will drag him into whatever scheme he has cooking.

But the Treasury is designed in every fibre of its being to say 'no' to whatever scheme is put in front of it," Flanders says.

"A dissent tends to be a clear signal that this is one justice who is not on board with whatever scheme his or her brethren are concocting," Sonja R. West wrote in The Michigan Law Review in 2006.

Roy's partner, Frankie (Mr. Rockwell), is good, but he's a slob and usually needs Roy to neatly finish off whatever scheme the pair has hatched to relieve the unsuspecting of their money.