Sentence examples for engineers are less from inspiring English sources

The ISP accepts that it failed to meet the commitment it made with DCMS, and is "dramatically streamlining" the activation process so that engineers are less likely to skip it.

Data from the National Science Foundation show that female doctoral-level scientists and engineers are less likely to be married than are their male counterparts (66% versus 83%).

The results of the study indicate that foreign-born scientists and engineers are less satisfied in several areas of their work life as compared to their US-born peers.

Engineers are less familiar with its extended application to the testing of other reinforced concrete structural elements such as floors, pavement slabs, bridge decks, fluid-retaining tanks and tall structures such as chimneystacks and silos.

A few decades back, the engineers were less constrained.

In their sample of militants, there was only one homeland out of 30 in which engineers were less common: Saudi Arabia — where engineers have always had plenty of work.

The house, created by a team of Dutch set designers and Sony engineers, is less a home than a prefab collision of loud colors and electronic surveillance gear.

Critics said Kejriwal's tenure as chief minister of the capital proved that, though a highly effective mobiliser and protester, the qualified engineer was less successful as an administrator and temperamentally unsuited to making the many compromises necessary to run a country as complicated as India.

But as Mr. Coleman, the Mazda engineer, noted, a naturally aspirated engine, being less costly to produce, makes a better partner for a hybrid drive system than a turbocharged engine, so a hybrid is at least a possibility.

While everyone else keeps amplifying their budget to play tug-of-war with the same few engineers, smart engineering managers have a major advantage by focusing efforts on seeking out, testing and hiring large subsets of non-traditional engineers who are less sought-after.

Though according to the UKRC, less than 1 in 10 of our engineers are female – "less than half the proportion of France or Spain".