Sentence examples for ambition to engineer from inspiring English sources

In the postwar years, it became the leading paradigm for urban renewal projects in the United States, where it became synonymous with the modern movement's ambition to engineer society.

Because the ambition that seeks to engineer, patent, possess and control creatures and places knows little of the restraint, humility, liberation and respect that mark a Sabbath sensibility.

It will first characterize the ambition to re-engineer life and distinguish the visions of the future underlying the various research agendas assembled under the umbrella synthetic biology.

Recent advances in the rapidly moving field of synthetic biology, discussed in this issue's Select, are enabling an expansion of our ambitions to re-engineer life.

Simultaneously, influential neoconservative US officials saw an opportunity here to pursue hair-brained ambitions to re-engineer the region through the de facto ethno-sectarian partition of Iraq into three autonomous cantons: a vision that could not be achieved without considerable covert violence.

He would have to engineer only males.

Dickens, the former scrum half, has ambitions to prove he is the right man to lead the club permanently but to do so he will need to engineer a transformation in form and fortune.

A better way to engineer them.

One student at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, N.J., even abandoned his ambition to become a chemical engineer and joined his family's seafood business, she says.

We built relationships with some of them, and one nurse who seemed to have a particular investment in my brother's ambition to be a sound engineer confessed to us: There may appear to be a randomness in who survives an injury to the brain.

This is all a hobby for me" says Halid who's ambition to become a computer engineer.