Sentence examples for engineered to sell from inspiring English sources

And of course, there are plenty of cafes — engineered to sell social scenes and designer sandwiches as much as coffee — where you can kill a few hours.

Lady Tina Green "Still being paid tens of millions of pounds of tax-free repayments on the loan that was engineered to sell BHS from one Green family business to another, and will be for some years to come".

California-based ValueAct has built up a 5.4% shareholding in Rolls and wants the engineer to sell off its marine business to focus on producing engines for passengers planes.

Vaughn plays an automotive salesman who partners with his best friend (Kevin James), a gifted engineer, to sell cool prototypes to Detroit; but when he learns that his friend's wife (Winona Ryder) is having an affair, he has to confront the dilemma of the title: to tell or not to tell.

According to the USDA, in 2012 more than 93percentt of soy planted was "herbicide tolerant," engineered to withstand herbicides (sold by the same companies who patent and sell the seeds).

Alas, recent months have featured little whispering and a good deal of high-decibel theatrics: sirens headed to another Toyota accident; recriminations over how birds in the Gulf of Mexico became covered in black goo; debate over the propriety of Goldman selling investments engineered to fail.

Last year, the Export-Import Bank insured a $500,000 deal for Engineered Systems to sell specialized pellet systems to a Honduran company, Proteina, which makes animal feed.

In the late 1990s, Monsanto began selling potatoes genetically engineered to resist the Colorado potato beetle.

The chemical companies selling the seeds engineered to withstand these increasing doses.

The Martins could even engineer their system to sell all of their solar power on the grid at 18 cents and then buy back fossil-fuel power at 8 cents, pocketing the difference.

Aside from the regulatory, cultural and engineering challenges to selling engineered meat, Gabor Forgacs explains in this TED Talk, where he eats a bite-sized morsel of printed pork, that Modern Meadow is still fine-tuning the fat content and electrical stimulation of muscle tissue during development that are necessary to make lab-grown meat taste like farm-raised meat.