Sentence examples for engineered much from inspiring English sources
Allianz engineered much of the deal, and its executives are said to be furious about its collapse.
The organisation also announced the departure of the National's executive director Nick Starr, who has engineered much of the commercial success since he joined in 2002.
That had its moments, especially the opening, with the beautifully shaded solo playing perfectly cushioned by the LPO strings, but as the work went on, Soumm seemed to be trying too hard to make her performance intense and wrought, so that despite the technical brilliance, and the tellingly detailed accompaniments that Vänskä engineered, much of the poise and focus were lost.
Magna engineered much of the body-stiffening that convertibles require.
Such intrinsic anisotropy can be engineered much stronger than the pure in-plane anisotropy induced by either anisotropic lattices or anisotropic scatterers.
It was an especially brutal act of prejudice because up to 1960 Rustin had engineered much of the construction of Martin Luther King, Jr.
It seems that without a concise understanding of these issues, it will be difficult to engineer much change.
The male protagonists are splendid figures who die heroic deaths, while the women are strong characters who engineer much of the action".
"It will be a long and challenging summer as we seek to engineer much-needed changes to the composition of the first team squad," said head of football development and recruitment Kevin Thelwell.
"For better or worse," Saval argues, "the office engineered so much of the sexual world we now inhabit".
