Sentence examples for engineered to reward from inspiring English sources
It was giant-sized classicism, engineered to reward the audience members' consensual taste in rock and '60s soul, giving them songs they knew the words to.
Bell alleged that the sentence reduction and lawsuit payoff were engineered to reward Lund for extorting Bell.
[C6.] Microsoft to Honor Its Engineers To reward its brightest technologists, Microsoft plans to announce a distinguished engineer program today, initially honoring 16 of the company's best designers.
Wholly unassuming, invitingly cutesy of visuals and bubbling of soundtrack; but fiendishly engineered to keep the player in a loop of risk and reward: play harder, go further, be better.
It was a system that ensured waste by rewarding the most profligate spendthrifts in a system specifically engineered to waste the band's money.
"I do think that it's understood [in Congress] how important it is to retain scientists and engineers and to reward them in a way that they will be attracted to and stay in science and engineering.
How he seemed faultlessly engineered to bat.
Engineered to be the best of Energy Star".
It is engineered "to lock in hydration".
Cotton — engineered to produce BT toxin.
Similar programs are already in place at Cisco Systems, I.B.M., Sun Microsystems and Xerox as a way to reward engineers and scientists who might otherwise leave research and development jobs for management positions with greater financial rewards.
