Sentence examples for all engineered from inspiring English sources

Engineering design indeed is the common denominator across all engineered products and is what can be used to identify the presence of engineering activity (Koen 1985).

No speaker mentioned the French, who had, after all, engineered the supersonic jet with the British.

"It's all engineered like that," said the designer, who may not be doing anything more than yoga during her current pregnancy.

It was less than the $12 million some aides predicted but enough to finance a serious challenge, and it was all engineered by a campaign created in a matter of weeks.

Here is the unremarked story of "the Farewell dossier": how a C.I.A. campaign of computer sabotage resulting in a huge explosion in Siberia -- all engineered by a mild-mannered economist named Gus Weiss -- helped us win the cold war.

To Pat Hackett, a board member loyal to Mr. James, the bad publicity and leaks to the attorney general were all engineered to make a grab for the James group's apartments.

Describes the scene at three Paris fashion shows--Chanel, Chloe, and Lagerfeld--all engineered and designed by Karl Lagerfeld.

James Maude Richards, hired by Williams, served as an architectural assistant within the all-engineer staff.

All this is engineered.

Instead, they thought that financial wizardry had engineered all the danger out of the system.

After all, Germany engineered political unity twice via currency union.