Sentence examples for ingenious set up from inspiring English sources

Despite this ingenious set up, the show doesn't quite deliver.

So driven to work, she rigged ingenious set ups, which permitted her to paint while being nearly immobilized.

For example, your friend may think of a really ingenious way to set up your LED lights, like stringing them overhead as a mock "ceiling".

The World Food Program had started an ingenious project, setting up a string of bakeries that allowed a group of widows to bake bread for money and provide food for the rest.

Companies, however, have discovered an ingenious compromise: they can set up their hotlines outside France.

As it happens, auction theory has become one of the most fashionable branches of economics, and plenty of academics dream up (and sometimes set up) ingenious auctioneering enterprises of their own.

The researchers set up an ingenious experiment.

Wallet said that Dr. van Hulst set up an "ingenious system" along with Walter Süskind, a German-born Jew, and Henriëtte Pimentel, who ran the Jewish nursery.

Studying the passage of time in dreams had proven trickier to study, however, until Daniel Erlacher at the University of Bern in Switzerland set up an ingenious experiment.

Deby bought the arms despite an ingenious structure that the World Bank set up to guarantee that oil-related revenue would be spent on social needs instead of on weapons and the military.

And that's why it was ingenious when the Obama administration set up a special number and got the major U.S. carriers on board to allow people to very easily donate $10 to the Red Cross to help with the disastrous situation in Haiti following a major earthquake.