Sentence examples for been engineered to be from inspiring English sources

British brand Quella has just launched the Evo which has been engineered to be incredibly versatile and durable.

In the electoral arena, he instinctively dislikes districts that have been engineered to be "majority-minority" to promote greater representation for African Americans and Latinos.

Jose Chambers, development fellow at the Ideas College, said: "The system has been engineered to be diverse on the back of the notion of choice.

"In theory, you could even say, We're going to build a building that has been engineered to be dismantled in whatever timeline — say, thirty years," Jake Barton, a design expert whose firm consulted on the Cooper Hewitt renovation, suggested.

Next, they fish out the opsin's gene and insert it into a neuron within the brain, using viruses that have been engineered to be harmless —"disposable molecular syringes," as Dr. Anderson calls them.

It has also been engineered to be able to treat any passengers it carries to zero-gravity swoops on the way down after they have watched the spaceship being released for its trip into space.SpaceShipTwo itself will accommodate two pilots at the front and also six passengers, who will have room enough to bounce around in zero gravity.

We're being engineered to be passive, programmable people.

They are engineered to be as frugal as possible.

"The F12 is engineered to be driven," Mr. Felisa said.

And to compete with other songs, tracks are engineered to be much louder as well.

From the start, Maloney was engineered to be an anti-steakhouse — clubby, sure, but not conventional.