Sentence examples for do with the engine from inspiring English sources

Some future changes may have less to do with the engine than what surrounds it.

But what we are seeing may be a more fundamental problem that has to do with the engine control unit as a whole.

The purr of the PANDA Prius, by contrast, has nothing to do with the engine itself.

"We are constrained by what you can do in the wind tunnel and what you can do with the engine," he said.

"When the truck sales plummet on Oct. 1, which will happen, the people who will suffer will be the people who make the suspensions, the brakes, the lights, and they had nothing to do with the engines," Mr. Whittinghill said.

It has nothing to do with the engines, safety ratings, comfort, or design.

The top speed was limited by the engine temperature: "The speed limit for the airplane ironically is nothing to do with the airplane, it's to do with the engines.

When Google's popularity persisted, Microsoft was unable to do with the search engine what he had done with the browser.

The question was put next to George Feinstein, the transit agency's project manager for the new trains, who said the explanation most likely was a mundane one, having to do with the advanced engines of the new trains, which use alternating instead of direct current, as older trains do.

The necessary repairs to the engine of eurozone growth are less to do with monetary lubrication and more to do with the structure of the engine itself - relating to whether the public sector is too big and spends money in the right way, and whether important elements of the private sector are too cosseted.

I think that has a lot more to do with the game's engine and developers, but fast RAM will certainly help out.