Sentence examples for engineered to succeed from inspiring English sources

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Similarly, the tripartisan Newt is a Republican prototype engineered to succeed in the pragmatic age of Obama.

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The common wisdom was that for scientists and engineers to succeed in the entrepreneurial world you'd have to teach them all about business.

It should be noted that studies with E. coli genetically modified strains engineered to diminish acetate production in batch cultures have not fully succeeded in avoiding acetate accumulation together with increasing target product production yields and rates [ 15].

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.

— in New York water that makes local bagels so tasty, it's much more difficult to reverse-engineer what leads a cartoon to succeed, and thoroughly puzzling to figure out what makes one succeed on the Internet.

Mr. Humbert, a German engineer, is still expected to succeed No l Forgeard, a Frenchman who will become joint chief executive of EADS.

But ultimately Halcyon needs the greatest scientists and engineers in the world to succeed in its mission.

Mr. Préval had picked Mr. Célestin, an engineer with little political experience, to succeed him and has resisted the O.A.S. findings for weeks.

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