Wexford is a constant test of ingenuity for those who work there.
Yet a constant individuality and ingenuity affect the familiar mode, and an art uninhibited by arbitrary aesthetic rules takes many fresh directions.
Since before its settlement as a French colony in the eighteenth century, the land entwined between Lake Pontchartrain and the Mississippi River has been lashed by powerful Gulf storms that have wrought immeasurable loss and devastation, prompting near-constant reinvention and ingenuity on the part of its inhabitants.
It was a constant test of Wedgwood's ingenuity to enforce six hours of punctual and constant attendance upon his workers, to get them to avoid waste, and to keep them from drinking on the job and taking unauthorized "holidays".
It is a condition of maintenance by constant repair". Much of the world's mechanical ingenuity is devoted to creating robust, reliable, and highly adapted "creole" technologies, an ingenuity that is largely invisible to us only because we happen to live in a low-maintenance, high-throwaway regime.
Curiosity fuels a constant craving for a never-ending ambition to express human ingenuity in everything we do.
With the expert City of London Sinfonia, in their raised pit, on constant display, Puccini's score was spread out before us in all its ingenuity.
On-loan Aston Villa teenager Jack Grealish was a constant menace for the Magpies and at the centre of all of their early ingenuity.
In healthcare environments within which change is constant, demand for services often outstrips supply and research represents an additional burden, this requires ingenuity and persistence.
By addressing a source of constant complaint among disabled customers, the Ticket Factory has shown leadership and demonstrated how a little ingenuity can make a big difference.
