Sentence examples for engineered off from inspiring English sources

For a country that was once more than happy to keep the ball among the big men, arguing that a good scrum was just as satisfying as a win, it is a change in ambition and adventure almost as big as the one Pichot engineered off the field, not just convincing the world that Argentina were worth a place at their top table but successfully arguing the case to diehards at home.

Data on in vitro engineered "off the shelf" matrices support the concept of endogenous cellular repopulation driving the graft's remodeling via immune-mediated response.

We have created markets where none existed, re-engineered off-the-map fishing villages into high-end holiday towns.

John Koza of Stanford University in California claims that analogue-circuit design is the domain of engineers "off in a room wearing purple hats with gold stars".

Kidwai insists that he solved this problem by sending Pakistani engineers off to develop what you might call "Pak-PALs," a domestic version of the American system.

You can argue how much of this difference is due to biology and how much to society, but could you really affect it by sending scientists and engineers off to the workshops mandated by the bill now in Congress?

Little things like axing their entire project management team, sending staff from potential equity partner Posco back to Korea and a small army of contract engineers off to find work elsewhere as the coalmining downturn bites.

And kicking Dropbox engineers off soccer fields.

It wasn't a good fit, so a Chinese giant bought the brand and engineers off Google in 2014.

Gaudí suggested an iron structure in the form of a large suspended awning, a solution quite ahead of its time; perhaps for this reason, it put the head engineers off, and they declined Gaudí's offer.

Herring backed a plan to take American engineers off working on the airstrips in order to develop the port by building a causeway to Tatana Island, the successful completion of which doubled the port's capacity and was the logistical turning point of the campaign.