Sentence examples for genuinely engineered from inspiring English sources
Dual-lumen catheters, genuinely engineered for vascular access in dialysis patients, are used for continuous venovenous hemofiltration (CVVH) in critically ill patients without affecting potentially different requirements such as for thrombogenecity, flow resistance, or hemodynamics.
That, of course assumed that policy-makers genuinely cared whether Iraq had WMD, rather than trying to engineer a situation of non-compliance with the UN.
We genuinely believe that government needs to live within its means, that it is not the government's role to try to socially engineer every problem and especially that the government is not the solution to our jobs problem.
Some defence analysts have questioned how much work was genuinely done by Pakistani engineers.
The idyll of a young bride, married to a frigid older man, who finds liberation in the arms of a virile engineer was genuinely audacious in its concentration on a woman's thwarted desire.
It's genuinely difficult to say whether there are more engineers or recruiters running around the Bay area.
And people like Hale and Sticky aren't delusional starry-eyed fantasists; they're hard-headed pragmatists (pragmatism is endemic among both engineers and pilots, for obvious reasons) who genuinely believe that Bitcoin is the next big revolutionary thing.
The latest plan, masterminded by Cecil Balmond, deputy chairman of Arup, the international engineers, and head of its advanced geometry unit (AGU), is genuinely exciting.
"Right now, our engineers are trying to figure out … how to make a car genuinely drive itself.
"I'd like to see someone genuinely awkward rather than someone with polished, slippery, lounge-lizard behavior," Mr. Duffy, the aviation engineer, said.
