Sentence examples for have been engineering from inspiring English sources
Rather than making cars, Saab's main activity seems to have been engineering financial lifelines.
Even more frightening, uncoordinated efforts could be too successful, flipping earth from a warming scenario to a dangerously cold one.People have been engineering the climate in very aggressive fashion for more than a century now.
Researchers have been engineering nanoparticles to ferry toxic medicines into tumor cells before they release their cargo.
For more than 3 decades, researchers have been engineering microbes with the aim of harnessing these simple creatures to clean up pollution, make drugs, and produce biofuels.
Further, the delivery platforms have been engineering into a variety of forms including coatings, encapsulated microbeads, and nanofibers.
Even though the country has had numerous successful space missions since it first put a satellite in orbit in 1970, only one mission so far, Double Star two satellites launched in 2003 and 2004 by a Chinese-European collaboration to study magnetic storms was for research; all the others have been engineering projects for specific applications.
Mr. Paul's campaign has been engineering minor coups at Republican party conventions in several states.
He had been engineering a comeback tour in an effort to rehabilitate his public image and bolster his tottering finances.
ALMOST since the day it began, the dominant academic discipline behind the "science" of management has been engineering.
Houston's general manager, Jeff Luhnow, has been engineering an ambitious rebuilding project for the last few seasons, letting the major league club suffer in hopes of creating a contender.
