Sentence examples for engineered to get around from inspiring English sources
The Guardian's tax expert comments By my reckoning, the scheme which has been highly engineered to get around tax rules for controlled foreign companies (CFCs) and tax credit avoidance on both sides of the Atlantic, looks set to save Barclays about £60m a year in tax on a £4bn loan outlay, and they are going in for a potential £16bn.
"I think this will force a reset on Android products as they are re-engineered to get around Apple's patents," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the tech consultancy Enderle Group.
This data is then reverse engineered to get NURBS surfaces which can be used for meshing.
Sometimes it's restriction that breeds innovation and invention - giving engineers problems to solve and barriers to get around can often yield more creative results than an entirely blank canvas.
"It's very easy for the engineers to get their heads around.
The engineers even managed to get around one of the trickier issues with how to collect data and talk to the cubesats.
"In the U.S. financial system, what passed as 'innovation' was in large part circumvention, as financial engineers invented ways to get around the rules of the road.
