Sentence examples for better engineers from inspiring English sources

One explained it as the reason Square gets better engineers than LinkedIn, even in the face of higher offers.

"If Google falls, we would worry about our safety, but we believe that Google has better engineers than the Chinese government," he said.

Because I believe good readers make better engineers, and bakers, and surgeons, and parents and partners and are just a lot happier.

"If Google falls, we would worry about our safety, but we believe that Google has better engineers than the Chinese government," one pseudonymous blogger, Hua Ge or Gaius Gracchus, told The Times in April.

It employs 8,000 people, including many of the world's better engineers and salespeople.

It isn't as brutally competitive as it is in Silicon Valley, the pricing's more reasonable, and he contends Boston has better engineers.

Better engineered cars have hurt machinists.

Newer roads, with guardrails and dividers and gentle entrance ramps, are better engineered than ever.

Automobiles are better engineered than ever, and statistics indicate that those traveling in them have never been safer.

Consumers, however, are more likely to notice how the same technology is improving features like picture quality, promoting the notion that green electronics are also better engineered.

This is what happened to Sony, they say, whose digital Walkman is better engineered than Apple's iPod, but far less popular.