Sentence examples for engineered to hold from inspiring English sources

The current owner grows vegetables in containers on the roof deck, which is engineered to hold a spa.

The box comes with three trays, each engineered to hold a common photograph size: 3.5 by 5 inches, 4 by 6 inches or 5 by 7 inches.

And those intimidated or strapped for time can opt for prepared soups and vegetables in sustainable packaging such as our Tetra Recart, a carton that's has been specifically designed and engineered to hold chunky soups, vegetables, legumes and sauces and is used by innovative food processors worldwide.

He told designers and engineers to hold under-the-hood changes to a minimum to keep the delay at weeks, rather than months.

He told designers and engineers to hold under-the-hood changes to a minimum to keep the delay at weeks, not months.

Together, this M. tuberculosis derived live phoP gene knock-out SO2 vaccine candidate is the first of its kind, different from M. bovis derived BCG and rationally engineered to attenuation, that holds potential to protect the primate host.

To test the idea, they looked at how cells engineered to express TLR2 would hold up against Y. pestis and Yersinia pseudotuberculosis, an ancestor of Y. pestis.

As he explains: If financial distress continues to push the relative price of gold upward in the coming years – whether due to a euro collapse, Israeli strike on Iran, whatever – then the Fed, if on a gold standard, would have to engineer deflation to hold the nominal gold price constant.

Paton became one of the few practising engineers to have held that post.

So Mr. McGreevey engineered his campaign to hold Mr. DiFrancesco accountable for what he called the Whitman administration's failings.

… The Washington Post: … And seed companies like Monsanto and Pioneer are busy testing corn varieties that are engineered (yes, genetically) to hold up through dry seasons.