Sentence examples for engineered to make their from inspiring English sources

Just as farmers begin a second year of sowing a biotech wonder--crops engineered to make their own pesticides--comes a new study showing that a type of moth can resist several of these toxins.

It occurred to Dori Schafer, one of the first postdocs Stevens hired, to combine mice genetically engineered to make their microglia glow bright green under ultraviolet light with a system that Barres and Stevens had used to tease apart retinal projections in the LGN.

The song sounds big, soft, and electric; it's perfectly engineered to make fifty thousand people throw their hands up under a festival sunset and dance their way to catharsis.

The algae are also engineered to make more oil than their wild counterparts.Harvesting useful fuels from vascular plants, as grasses, trees and their kind are known collectively, is a trickier business.

Architects will always need skilled engineers to make their designs a reality, and large engineering firms sometimes have more work than they can handle.

Mr. Waite and Ms. Mainiero responded that they wanted the engineers to make their choices without constant public pressure.

Mr. Raman says he thinks he has the largest impact when he can persuade other engineers to make their products accessible — or, better yet, when he can convince them that there are interesting problems to be solved in this area.

"Really, it's engineered to make a point," he says.

Engineered to make it impossible for the government to oppress the people.

It is perfectly engineered to make us give our sympathies to the wrong man.

Many crops are genetically engineered to make them resistant to pests or to confer other benefits.