Sentence examples for had to be engineered from inspiring English sources

The flexibility that the internet depends on, by contrast, had to be engineered.

The Hollywood Production Code, however, could not allow a murderer to escape unpunished and so an accidental death had to be engineered.

To prevent people and things from being accidentally crushed, "it had to be engineered very thoroughly," Mr. McDonnell said, with safety features.

Equality, at least in voting, was not something given but something that had to be engineered; the secrecy of the vote was a first and necessary administrative step toward the one person, one vote principle.

That process was complex, he said: entire full-scale "bucks" of the new cars often had to be constructed, and then masking and padding had to be engineered for each one.

When javelins hit the surface, they are travelling at about 50m per second (120mph) and have had to be engineered to withstand the high g-forces associated with a very rapid deceleration.

This is a multidecade movement that has to be engineered.

The environment does not have to be engineered.

"A horse has to be engineered a certain way to be fast," he says.

In the former case, the nanoparticles have to be engineered with a moiety for chelation of radiometals.

Any electronics or other sensitive materials in the cargo might have to be engineered to withstand intense G-forces.