Sentence examples for increased engineering from inspiring English sources
"We are engaged in increased engineering work along the fence between Gaza and Israel.
In addition to the increased engineering headcount, Sara Berliner, VP of business development at ScrollMotion, who leads the company's children's and entertainment division, now joins Night & Day Studios as the company's first chief revenue officer.
The results highlight the increased engineering flexibility provided by the catalyst zoning technology and the challenges faced in applications where transient operating conditions prevail.
In lieu of the worldwide energy demand, economics and consensus concern regarding climate change, nuclear power – specifically near-term nuclear power plant designs are receiving increased engineering attention.
They list three key spots: to "meet the demands of its growing list of wireless operator customers through increased engineering" (read: to keep doing what they're doing), "sales and support resources" (read: to pay people to sell it), and to "expand into European and Asian markets" (read: to… yeah).
People already play Halo [an online videogame] with inserts of their own personal voice-overs on the characters how big will that be?" In a year he has increased engineering staff by about a third, to 4,000 of Yahoo's 9,660 employees.
Google, Facebook, Twitter, Amazon and eBay all have growing New York offices that bring increasing engineering talent into the city, but the demand for great startup engineers still far outstrips the supply.
We have to increase engineering graduates from 20,000 to 40,000 each year … for the economy to stand still.
As we build from a position of strength, we will increase engineering resources to drive even more innovation.
The company plans to use the new capital to increase engineering and other headcount as it launches further insurance products and expands internationally.
Glass Fibre Reinforced Polymers are mixing with natural fibres to increase Engineering and Technology applications.
