The bill imposes a 1% cap on benefit increases (ie, an effective cut) until 2016 and it is a testament to Osborne's ingenuity because it is a piece of legislation that is both apparently popular and opposed by the Labour party.
Making these claims takes a certain ingenuity, because there's nearly always some feedback effect that tends to push back against the direct effects of a policy.
These show the ingenuity of people of color.
Directors get away with half-baked ingenuities because opera plots already require suspended judgment — and because of the music.
They are the least interesting characters on the program, partly because they lack the ingenuity of the fantastic, partly because their lives are meant to be so exemplary, unfrightening, and normal.
Four Types of Ingenuity: What kind of philosopher are you?
Ingenuity yielded this function because of 57 relevant genes expressed significantly higher in the CPE than in the NPE, most importantly ACE2, ADRA2B, AHR, FN1, FOXC1, GATA6, HGF, HHEX, KLF2, PGF, PTHLH, SERPINF1, and TEK (for the complete list, see Additional file 8).
Because there seems to be a direct relationship between the seriousness of the problems and the ingenuity of our humor, so in times of crisis hilarity wins.
Because its genetic information was neither created nor altered, it did not qualify as a product of human ingenuity and because isolating DNA from its surrounding genetic material did not significantly add to DNA's natural state, it did not qualify as nonnaturally occurring.
I don't see a lot of people expressing sincere nostalgia for the lyrical ingenuity of "Sk8r Boi," and that's because her music has always been vapid.
