Sentence examples for engineered to encourage from inspiring English sources

Modern Britain is represented by a few token shots of British landmarks (most recently the Millennium bridge in David Yates's Half-Blood Prince), which seem largely engineered to encourage set-jetting.

Ergo, it's engineered to encourage sharing.

Kim Kardashian: Hollywood is what's called a "freemium" game, meaning that although the game is free to download (and re-download, ad infinitum), it is engineered to encourage players to make small purchases with real money extremely frequently.

Last September Harry C. Stonecipher, Boeing group president, sent a videotape around to his engineers to encourage them to use more investment castings instead of forgings or fabricated parts in the design of the companys airliners.

You don't need to be a software engineer to encourage your daughter to study computer science; you just have to remind her that she's capable, and encourage her intellectual curiosity.

The engineer wanted to encourage children to play and families to take up healthy lifestyles.

This review article revisits these techniques from an engineer viewpoint to encourage its use.

Analysts say that Capital One will also be able to take advantage of the lucrative tax loophole from a recent change in the tax code engineered by the Treasury to encourage bank deals.

A purpose of this report is to help to bridge the gap between the practicing inhalation toxicologist and the engineer in order to encourage their cooperation and mutual understanding of the technical problems involved in developing computer-assistance packages for inhalation facilities.

Saakashvili took me along with him to a meeting with a delegation of visiting Americans from a group called Business Executives for National Security, or Bens, where he endured a battery of Developing Nation 101 advice: "Make your government transparent"; "Engineer your tax system to encourage foreign investment"; and, simply, "End corruption".

Another £18m will fund an elite training facility in Coventry, while Tomorrow's Engineers will get £250,000 to encourage schoolchildren into engineering.