Sentence examples for engineers to have from inspiring English sources

I am a big fan of "small" engineering teams precisely because they enable engineers to have the right amount of impact.

It's the discipline we want engineers to have when designing a passenger plane.

They're too recent for the engineers to have left them when they created life – did they somehow appear to humans in visions?

The volume of oil escaping the damaged well originally estimated by the U.S. Coast Guard at about 1,000 bbl per day was thought by U.S. scientists and engineers to have peaked at more than 60,000 bbl per day.

Walter Wilson was an engineer in the Victorian sense, or at least in the sense that steampunk tinkerers imagine Victorian engineers to have been, with interests in several emerging technologies, including aviation, armored weaponry and automobiles.

It has enabled petroleum engineers to have a better understanding of the reservoir and its properties.

The potato was genetically engineered to have insect resistance.

In Margaret Atwood's "Oryx and Crake," published in 2003, "Chickie-Nobs" are engineered to have many breasts and no brains.

The music seemed carefully engineered to have all its joy extracted, but just about everybody was smiling.

The strains used in the present work were engineered to have no GAAB activity.

Those mice engineered to have better functioning cousin genes had fewer symptoms.