Racket used in a sentence

Racket in a sentence as a noun

... My hypothesis is there's a payoff racket going on.

Or is neutral and the government are running what boils down to a protection racket?

" In reality, the PAE idea is much more complex than merely that of a shakedown racket.

It's a license to print money, is the charitable way to look at it, I would say it's a protection racket.

She turned this racket on her former lawyer Marc Randazza -- a lawyer famed for his first-amendment efforts -- after he recused himself from her case.

Looks like every company involved ended up saving quite a bit of money, after all is said and done, with this little salary racket they had going.

Racket in a sentence as a verb

Where you must pay a member of the protection racket to mediate publishing knowledge of someone else's extreme wrongdoing?That is terrible advice.

It's a fantastic racket if you can get momentum, after a certain point the money essentially prints itself and you still have control of a massive chunk of land to boot.

> A racket is a service that is fraudulently offered to solve a problem, such as for a problem that does not actually exist, will not be affected, or would not otherwise exist.

Accreditation is common in many industries in Australia, it's basically a huge racket.

Once we stop perceiving these degrees as meaning anything, once we stop valuing prestigious names as absolutely required, and look more at individuals themselves when hiring, the racket will die.