Insurance companies find ingenious ways to get healthy members in the door while being inconvenient to sickly applicants.
We still get an ingenious farcical plot in which Francis, a failed skiffle player, finds himself shuttling between two masters.
The company is rightly cherished for its bracing, witty work, the nearest theatre gets to the ingenious freedom of cartoons.
Even if cap-and-trade legislation does manage to get past these ingenious stratagems, there is a deeper problem.
"Who have we become?" Maureen Dowd asks plaintively, bemoaning the disappearance of "the ingenious individualist who gets around the system and faces down the drones" ("Our New No-Can-Do Nation," column, April 11).
But Condi Rice's testimony on Thursday raises the depressing possibility that we've lost the essence of our frontier spirit: the ingenious individualist who gets around the system and faces down the drones.
Her son Gianni gets sick and in an ingenious set piece at the heart of the novel she becomes convinced that the locks on the doors will not give under her hand, leaving her trapped inside with her sick child.
Under London's ingenious arrangement, each voter gets to name both a first choice and a second one.
In this way, his starting inspiration gets built slowly and progressively into something ingenious.
The movie's most ingenious feint has nothing to do with who gets the girl or the gold.
Both are a hundred per cent into getting good data by ingenious and unconventional means.
