Sentence examples for better at engineering from inspiring English sources

At a young age, girls internalize long-lasting stereotypes that tell them that boys are better at engineering and computer science, and that girls simply aren't engineers.

One of these (famously used to argue that men are better at engineering and other sciences) is a test comparing two shapes.

Lyndon Johnson tried to build a "great society", but America is better at aeronautical engineering than social engineering.

But he is considered by some to be better at re-engineering operations than managing ponytailed copywriters.

An interactive show by Jonathan Ellers for children 4 and older, "Make It Grand!" features two characters arguing over what is better at Grand Central: the engineering or the ornamentation.

An interactive show by Jonathan Ellers for children 4 and older, "Make It Grand!," which closes on Tuesday, features two characters arguing over what is better at Grand Central: the engineering or the ornamentation.

Machines will be better at math, science and engineering than we will.

And it is no secret that most computer hackers are better at so-called "social engineering" than breaking through corporate firewalls.

"Everyone else would have genuinely been better off studying engineering at Hogwarts, because at least that way they'd have a fucking owl to show for it," he said.

Gatland, who shrugged off his dismissal by Ireland by enjoying success with Wasps and Waikato, could not have made a better start, engineering Wales's first victory at Twickenham for 20 years before Scotland and Italy were swatted away in Cardiff.

ABB, a big Swiss engineering group, has been better at slimming radically, but only under the threat of bankruptcy.