Sentence examples for Engineering woes from inspiring English sources

Stephen Godfrey of The Globe and Mail rated their performances highly: "time has cemented Leonard Nimoy's look of inscrutability as Mr. Spock DeForest Kelley as Dr. McCoy is as feisty as ever, and James Doohan as Scotty still splutters about his engineering woes.

Cokewell, a pilot for Delta Air Lines and an avid golfer, was shooting regularly in the low 80s while taking 39 to 40 putts, so he tapped into his engineering background to solve his putting woes.

The real culprit behind the automaker's woes may be the nature of engineering organizations themselves.

By Paul Kedrosky October 16, 2015 The real culprit behind the automaker's woes may be the nature of engineering organizations themselves.

In the years since her 2004 success, "The Future of Food," which addressed the woes of conventional agriculture and genetic engineering, an almost numbing parade of documentaries about the failure of modern farming has emerged.

As if the experience of Weimar Germany and Zimbabwe wasn't enough to show the irrationality of such an approach, Paul Volcker again reminds us of the futility of engineering deliberate inflation as a policy "cure" for our economic woes.

Deepening the president's woes, Zapata holds an important position in the Chinese engineering company CAMC, which has secured more than $500m in contracts with the Bolivian government.

In a response to the angry masses demanding a OTA fix to rid them of their woes, Google employee Ry Guy has disclosed that they're no longer "investigating further engineering improvements".