Sentence examples similar to a more ingenious scheme from inspiring English sources

Go find a more ingenious system.

Barron's a more ingenious Lovecraftian than most.

Pat Garland, a food stylist and caterer in Manhattan, has a more ingenious presentation.

But stopping transfers to other countries required a more ingenious legislative effort.

Conclusions: Further research in this area requires a more ingenious approach such as use of more socially heterogeneous study populations than those usually found in Denmark.

"It's a very ingenious scheme to electrically generate and transport spins in silicon, [to] electrically detect the spins, and doing all of this on a chip," says David Awschalom, a physics professor who studies semiconductor spintronics at the University of California, Santa Barbara.

"It's an ingenious scheme: a political marketing campaign for getting the ideas you want out there at exactly the right time," he adds.

The New Yorker, August 24, 1940 P. 11 A United Air Line pilot has worked out an ingenious scheme for communicating with his wife while he is in the air.

Since then, we have run into an even more ingenious legal concept about a confidence man in Havana, for trickery.

Beginning with a logical system for mathematics, one presumed to be free of contradictions, he invented an ingenious scheme that allowed the formulas in it to engage in a sort of double speak.

The Taiwanese government introduced an ingenious scheme in the 1980s.