Sentence examples for engineers argue that from inspiring English sources

Some nuclear engineers argue that it would be far riskier to leave the fuel in the crowded pools.

Some engineers argue that a CD has so much dynamic range that a portion can easily be sacrificed for compression.

Some manufacturers and engineers argue that if they were installed on commercial airliners, the lives of hundreds of people could be saved in mid-air emergencies.

While Facebook could have gone with Apache, nginx or Varnish as its HTTP stack, the engineers argue that building their own framework allowed the company to integrate more deeply with Facebook's existing infrastructure and tools like the company's version of Apache Thrift (which is also now available on GitHub).

Environmentally minded nuclear engineers argue that they can be designed so safely that they might be "huggable".

The engineers argue that this presents an inherent contradiction: If federal regulators have adequately addressed the threats, they say, then there would be no need to withhold documentation from the public.

Some engineers argued that the Discovery should not fly until the small foam wedges were modified to reduce their potential for shedding.

In an internal white paper sent to top executives and seen by the FT, the engineers argued that the "realistic service date was 2027".

In those years, engineers argued that efficiency and productivity were things that could be measured and managed, and, if you had the right inventory and manufacturing controls in place, no widget would be left behind.

Some Chinese and foreign engineers argued that a number of smaller and far-cheaper and less-problematic dams on the Yangtze tributaries could generate as much power as the Three Gorges Dam and control flooding equally as well.

Some NASA engineers argued that the mission should be delayed until December so that at least three heat-resistant panels found to have surprising deterioration to their protective coatings could be replaced.