Sentence examples for design troubled from inspiring English sources
Still, the starkness of the design troubled me.
The opening of the Opera House was originally planned for Australia Day (January 26) in 1963, but cost overruns and structural engineering difficulties in executing the design troubled the course of the work, which faced many delays.
At first, the simple, clean design troubled me.
So why is Foster's design troubling, maybe even a bit scary?
Mr. Kotchian also alleged that the Boeing Company, another contender for the order, had leaked reports of design troubles in the L‐1011 in the Japanese press, and that McDonnellDouglas had hatched a complex plot to win the lucrative All Nippon Airways order, leaving Lockheed with only a token order from Japan Airlines.
Static problem-solving, as assessed in PISA 2003, is a three-dimensional construct, consisting of system analysis and design, trouble-shooting, and decision-making; but these subdimensions are also highly correlated (r = .73 .93) (Leutner et al. 2012).
One battle involved the Public-Private Investment Program, designed to get troubled mortgages off banks' balance sheets by encouraging private investors to buy them using mostly taxpayer dollars.
You declare, in regard to a new industry program designed to help troubled homeowners avoid foreclosure, that "the half measures need to stop," but then you continue to bang the drum for a plan to reform the bankruptcy code that we believe would help relatively few homeowners at the expense of everyone who would want to purchase a home moving forward.
Philips' big push here its 3D Mouth Map, designed for dentists to designate trouble areas due to over- or under-brushing for specific users.
For the Manhattan Bridge, which opened in 1909, the work involves addressing design problems that have troubled the span, and frustrated New Yorkers, for years.
Rumours of the French design had been troubling the Admiralty for months, nobody daring to believe that Britain's sea power might be seriously challenged.
