Sentence examples for everything is engineered to from inspiring English sources

In the 1960s, US economist Kenneth Boulding called for a shift away from "the cowboy economy", where endless frontiers imply no limits on resource consumption or waste disposal, to "a spaceship economy", where everything is engineered to be constantly recycled.

"Everything is engineered to draw your attention away from the fact that you're on a boat," says Tillman. "There's no moment for reflection".

It is engineered "to lock in hydration".

Delivering everything gamers need for a competitive edge – from programmable buttons to 7.1-channel surround sound and 5000 dpi laser sensors to backlit keys – Logitech's best-in-class gaming peripherals are engineered to deliver everything you have always wanted.

When I asked him whether the government had taken the opinions of the locals into consideration, he mentioned that the locals had no voice on the decision making level; instead everything was engineered with the researches done by the scientists, who are government workers.

And then we see a series of galleries that to an outsider is astonishing, demonstrating the extent to which nearly everything about Seattle is engineered.

So Philips and his team did everything the DiorShow Iconic Overcurl mascara is engineered against, creating a clumpy, "punky" lash look.

It's only as people arrive at their destination that they will become aware of the degree to which everything has been engineered for high-function, low-consumption performance.

Everything that happens in Afghanistan is narratively engineered to make Fey's character look good.

Many European farmers say that plants that are carefully engineered to do everything from boosting production to repelling pests have uncertain environmental consequences and, once growing, spread uncontrollably via pollen that can float for miles on the wind.

"Everything is linked to access into Gaza of materials, cement, fuel, parts, electrical transformers and engineers.