Sentence examples for engineered deliberately from inspiring English sources

Here, for instance, is something that's rather unappreciated among most American workers:Our health care system is engineered, deliberately or not, to resist change.

Had Piquet not spoken out, the matter would never have arisen and the majority in the F1 world, despite commenting at the time on the fortunate coincidence of the crash, would have gone on believing that such a thing could never have been engineered deliberately.

The model emphasizes that EDOL is both engineered deliberately and also emerges organically during interdependent work.

Defects can be engineered (both deliberately and serendipitously) in MOFs to produce materials with improved function for adsorption, catalysis, etc.

Elihu Thomson, an American electrical engineer, deliberately exposed one of his fingers to X rays and provided accurate observations on the burns produced.

In this one-hour drama, filmed at Joliet Prison in Illinois, Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller, left), a structural engineer, deliberately gets himself arrested and sent to prison so he can help his brother (Dominic Purcell) escape from death row.

Electoral engineers deliberately promoted a mildly disproportional relationship between votes cast and seats won in order to encourage 'consociationalism' and promote future governability.

Engineers deliberately designed today's hybrids to never fully recharge or drain batteries, but rather to operate in the middle sweet spot between 40 % and 60 of maximum battery capacity–as this approach greatly extends battery life.

This was deliberately engineered by means of the open-market policy of the Bank of England.

Much of the cooling has been deliberately engineered by the Chinese authorities and is by no means unwelcome.

Until recently, much of the slowdown in the Chinese economy was deliberately engineered by the government to slow inflation.