Sentences with phrase «rich scheme for»

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There are no get rich schemes,» says Tarkenton, who hosts a radio show for small - business owners on Sirius XM Radio.

The reason «get rich quick» schemes are so popular is that it's very appealing to get something for nothing.

Psychic readers, get - rich - quick schemes, and all those too - good - to - be-true infomercials where they say you can lose weight without any effort make it hard for others to be taken seriously.

The Elliotts and Giesbrecht have not been implicated in any illegal dealing — in an interview, Robin Elliott insisted this was the only time they'd ever referred members to an investment and «obviously we're never going to do it again» — but their brand of get - rich - quick seminar has become a fertile recruitment site for investors in a growing number of shady investment schemes.

According to Lewis, the most prevalent fake ads featuring his visage and name are «get - rich - quick schemes currently titled «Bitcoin code» or «Cloud Trader,» which are fronts for binary trading firms based outside the EU.»

In 2012, as it was veering toward bankruptcy, it offered citizenship through a «fast - track» scheme to anyone willing to plow at least $ 10 million in direct investment into the country, which is a lot of money for the average rich guy, just to get a travel document and EU residency.

Thousands will come, lose their pants and look for the next get rich quick scheme, funny how people grow old but not up.

The desire for a get rich quick scheme has opened you to scammers.

Unless Bitcoin's volatility settles, it will be used less as a currency and more as a vehicle for speculation and «get rich quick» schemes, much like a penny stock.

Are people looking for a get rich quick scheme or is this something different?

Every day, we are bombarded with advertisements for «get rich quick» schemes.

For them, a relationship with God wasn't a get rich quick scheme.

Planners sit at desks and conference with one another endlessly in Washington and Brussels, working up grand schemes to be announced with much fanfare at international meetings of the rich before imposing the same old thing they've been imposing for decades on poor countries, whether the schemes help the poor or not.

The rich colors of fall are inviting and warm, making them a very popular color scheme for weddings.

The obvious pitfall for this scheme is that it is regressive by design: a cash incentive to encourage people with wealth to spend it (although perhaps a mere # 2,000 would not be much of an incentive to sell - up for the genuinely rich).

U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara has his own grand jury contemplating evidence the mayor and his team ran a corrupt pay - for - play scheme with rich donors to his now - defunct political nonprofit, the Campaign for One New York, exchanging government favors for cash.

From the research councils» point of view, the scheme not only fosters rich training for early career researchers, but it also promotes «a closer long term collaboration between academia and industry.»

But poor nations argue that more pressing issues need to be ironed out, for example the overarching dispute between rich and poor countries over how to share efforts to cut emissions, before more market - based mechanisms are developed or the groundwork for a global trading scheme is laid.

There is no get - rich - quick scheme for weight gain (muscle gain) or weight loss.

Geometric designs in exotic color schemes are perfect for boho spaces, rich with wanderlust - inspired décor and other Mediterranean spaces.

Featuring a classic color scheme and luxe, rich texture, this rug is the perfect accent for your floor space.

The first company that implemented the «pay per letter» scheme got scathing reviews from everyone in the industry and its clients, and then the creators of the system got so rich so fast that they managed to buy one of the most popular dating sites for Russian women seeking foreign partners.

dylan and michael are two actors who are basically doin a get rich quick scheme and steal money from gangster but the gangster soon realise that theyve been taken a fool out of so they go looking for the calprits!!

«Pain & Gain» Synopsis: A based - on - a-true-story tale about a couple of Floridian bodybuilders who kidnap, rob and leave for dead a wealthy businessman in a get - rich - quick scheme.

Based on the true story of Dutch criminal Cor Van Hout (Jim Sturgess), Mr. Heineken follows Van Hout and his gang of similarly beefcake - ey friends as they plot a get - rich - quick scheme that involves kidnapping beer magnate Freddy Heineken (Anthony Hopkins), and although Van Hout's life and the Heineken case could have made for an interesting film if director Daniel Alfredson (The Girl Who Played With Fire) had avoided editorializing, it's hard to be really be compelled by a movie that endorses crime, particularly crime committed by people with a certain amount of privilege.

David's barely making a living as a masseuse for creepy rich dudes, his girlfriend is pregnant, and then he loses all of his money on a lame get - rich - quick scheme he dreams up.

Up against far superior competition for the «Pirate of the Year Award», he is desperate for a get - rich - quick scheme when he boards the bootyless HMS Beagle and takes young scientist Charles Darwin captive.

Sadly, the fun would end soon enough, as a scheming executive in the Rich company, Lawrence Van Dough (Larroquette, Stripes), wants to get rid or Richie's parents once and for all, taking over the company and raiding the family vault for himself.

A»90s - obsessed high school senior and self - confessed nerd who falls into a get - rich - quick scheme by accident while also pining for the older girl to whom he hopes to lose his virginity, the central character in Rick Famuyiwa «s «Dope» sounds like a stock role for a high school comedy.

(18) In the opening sequence, Joaquin Phoenix (stoner private investigator Larry «Doc» Sportello) receives the visit of Katherine Waterston (as his former girlfriend Sasha, for whom he still carries a torch), who tries to involve him in a scheme involving her rich asshole real estate mogul boyfriend (a Jew who befriends Neo-Nazi gangs while expropriating entire black neighbourhoods), his wife (Serena Scott Thomas) and her fitness instructor boyfriend (Andrew Simpson).

As for the rest of the cast, Barry Pepper is miscast as Crowe's mayoral opponent; Jeffrey Wright is intriguing as the Police Commissioner seemingly playing both sides against the middle; Catherine Zeta - Jones is Crowe's most unhappy and disloyal wife; Kyle Chandler plays Pepper's campaign manager (and evidently more); and Griffin Dunne is a rich Crowe supporter and knee deep in the evil scheme.

You may laugh when Rose's son Oscar (Jason Spevack) is kicked out of school for licking his teacher's leg, or when her father Joe (Arkin) hustles unsuspecting business owners with one get - rich - quick scheme after another, yet the lingering question is whether or not they'd engage in «funny» behaviour if not for their inherited anguish.

Bob Rafelson's powerful drama stars Jack Nicholson as a Philadelphia radio DJ who is reluctantly drawn into the schemes of his unstable brother Jason, who sleeps rough in Atlantic City, does odd jobs for the mob and has a plan to get rich by building a paradise retreat on a Pacific island.

Stanford University economist Eric Hanushek, a fellow at the libertarian Hoover Institute, has been making this argument for three decades in academic papers, op - eds and courtrooms, where he is often called to testify in defense of unequal school funding schemes in which rich towns receive disproportionate state aid compared with their high - poverty peers.

In light of increased media attention paid to school choice programs, school choice detractors allege that tax - credit scholarship programs lead to «profit,» «double - dipping,» «get - rich schemes» and «tax shelters» for donors.

Paper costs money, of course, and I don't think that anyone is planning a get - rich - quick scheme by milking the oh - so - lucrative comic book market, but I can't help but remember paying five dollars for a comic book that had a First Wave preview.

Adams's life story encapsulates the history of the founding era, for she defined herself in relation to the people she loved or hated (she was never neutral): her mother, whom she considered terribly overprotective; Benjamin Franklin, who schemed to clip her husband's wings; her sisters, whose dependence upon Abigail's charity strained the family bond; James Lovell, her husband's bawdy congressional colleague, who peppered her with innuendo about John's «rigid patriotism»; her financially naïve husband (Abigail earned money in ways the president considered unsavory, took risks that he wished to avoid — and made him a rich man); Phoebe Abdee, her father's former slave, who lived free in an Adams property but defied Abigail's prohibition against sheltering others even more desperate than herself; and her son John Quincy, who worried her with his tendency to «study out of spight» but who fueled her pride by following his father into public service, rising to the presidency after her death.

The zany scheme to reclaim the family riches takes a backseat to the family relationships... Readers will be cheering for these underdogs.»

In each of the novel's eras, the reader is confronted with similar questions of culpability: Is Franklin Drexel's scheme to marry a rich woman he can never love excusable because he lives in a world that has no place for him as a gay man?

Even worse, the «get rich quick scheme» mentality of far too many would - be overnight success seekers has resulted in a marketplace saturated with lousy content, making it difficult for dedicated, talented, professional authors to get their books in front of readers.

As the name implies, it's a 10.1 - inch tablet running Android 5.0 Lollipop that's part of the Google for Education scheme, «bringing accessible technology and richer resources to classrooms.»

It's only suited for certain types of personalities; it's not a «get rich quick scheme» as portrayed by the media.

Thousands will come, lose their pants and look for the next get rich quick scheme, funny how people grow old but not up.

when I will go in any other bank so every bank manager I reply sorry sir I am unable to provide this card but why this scheme is only for needy person or for rich person

Because of the low barriers of entry there is fierce competition, and plenty of spammy «get rich quick» schemes to watch out for.

If you are looking for a get - rich quick scheme than you are at the wrong place.

Or just looking for a get - rich - quick scheme?

Andrew Hallam's story is incredibly inspiring to me, because he was able to do what I strive for, and I think many of us in general strive for — creating wealth without «get rich quick» schemes or living extremely frugal lifestyles (although Andrew's is more frugal than most).

Get - rich - quick schemes work... For the person selling them, but not the buyers.

I think they offer a get rich quick scheme — for themselves.