Sentence examples for ingenious efforts from inspiring English sources

In the money markets, the banks are still having to pay a high margin over official rates to borrow short-term money, despite the ingenious efforts of the Bank of England, European Central Bank and America's Fed.

Our hero's ingenious efforts to evade his pursuers culminate in a devilish game of cat and mouse (crucially involving, at one point, an actual cat) in a hedgerow den in the Dorset countryside.

Since it was first recorded at the turn of the 17th century in Rome, where it was supposedly discovered in a sarcophagus in the tomb of the emperor Alexander Severus, this exquisitely worked example of imperial Roman cameo glass has resisted the ingenious efforts of generations of art historians to understand the mysterious scenes carved upon its sides.

The letter was about his ingenious effort to re-start the stalled debate on gun control by shifting the focus to what comes out of the barrel.

Taken together with its structures and monuments, from the Metropolitan Museum of Art to the Bethesda Terrace, Central Park is an ingenious effort to soothe and inspire 25 million visitors every year.

The new project is perhaps as characteristic of today's Vietnam -- as President Clinton prepares to visit the country next week -- as that stubborn, ingenious effort was of the Communists' spectacular wartime success.

INSPIRED by Seattle's unsuccessful (but ingenious) effort to address both its caffeine addiction and budget problems by taxing espresso, Matters proposed some new taxes and laws a few weeks ago and invited readers to submit their ideas.

The explosive growth of Smart City and Internet of Things applications creates many scientific and engineering challenges that call for ingenious research efforts from both academia and industry, especially for the development of efficient, scalable, and reliable Smart City based on IoT.

As soon as nature began to shrink under ingenious human efforts to dominate it, imagination magnified the charms of untouched land.

But even the most ingenious marketing efforts fall flat if they're not addressing a need.

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