Sentence examples for engineered to take from inspiring English sources

Typewriters are dense things made of steel and were engineered to take a beating, which they do.

Diesels have grown up, as automakers including Audi, BMW, Mercedes and Volkswagen have been proving with new models engineered to take advantage of new ultra-low-sulfur fuel.

You could argue that these are pure games: perfectly designed minisystems engineered to take us directly to the core of gaming pleasure without the distraction of narrative.

This class is often dismissed as being a bunch of "soft roaders" or "faux x fours", but Jeep seems to have missed the group email and blessed its new model with usable off-road ability and the top of the range Trailhawk has been specially engineered to take on genuinely challenging trails.

The disintegration is engineered to take between 15 seconds and three minutes, because longer times would not generally maintain the interest of the person consuming the food with the additive; a shorter time generally would be too fast for observation by the consumer, the inventors write.

Dr. Jess P. Shatkin, the director of undergraduate studies in child and adolescent mental health at New York University, said that young people are naturally impulsive and that their brains "are engineered to take risks," making them ill suited for handling guns.

"It's not flipping a switch to create a new service like this," she said, adding that "many systems would have to be completely re-engineered to take in new data about age and addressee" to comply with the law's requirements.

This process sometimes takes many weeks to complete as the master copy of the document winds its way slowly through countless in-trays.Electronic versions of both Japanese company procedures suitably re-engineered to take advantage of a computer network's ability to modify circulation lists as needed would pay handsome dividends in productivity gains.

You had a vision for how things could be so much better if the infrastructure were re-engineered to take advantage of breakthrough technology.

"Awesome bus," Mr. Levandowski said as he typed a note for other engineers to take a look.

The demand for computer-support specialists and software engineers, to take two examples, is expected by the Bureau of Labour Statistics BLSS) to double between 2000 and 2010.