Sentence examples for engineered so much from inspiring English sources

"For better or worse," Saval argues, "the office engineered so much of the sexual world we now inhabit".

SJ: Part of it is that we engineered so much of it ourselves.

ELP has been precisely engineered so that TP < TT < TH.

The move from affability to froideur is engineered without so much as a transitional blink.

The scandal wouldn't have been caused by a few rogue engineers, though, so much as by the nature of engineering organizations themselves.

The newest timepiece from Victorinox Swiss Army, the Inox, was created to celebrate the 130th anniversary of the company, but it's engineered to survive so much punishment that the resulting wristwatches are likely to be ticking when the company's 230th rolls around.

From the history-lovers to the railway enthusiasts; from undergraduate students to retired engineers – in so much of the work we do, volunteers are integral.

Walter Taylor, a Delta manager, says that the engineers have so much time left over that they boost their productivity by doing more "in-sourcing" (ie, fixing other airlines' engines).

Namely, Color is still quite valuable for assets such as its engineers (not so much the non-technical members of its staff of around 30 people), its patents, and its trademarks.

Earthquakes also pose little threat, as the home can move with water, unlike a grounded building engineered to only shift so much.

Engineers are not so much, in a lot of cases," he said.