Sentence examples for largely engineered from inspiring English sources

The change was largely engineered by Representative Bill Thomas, the California Republican who is chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee.

We hadn't noticed it before we got there because we've largely engineered our lives to avoid having to dwell on the issue.

The deep downturns of the early 1980s were largely engineered by the Federal Reserve, which boosted short-term interest rates to near 20% to slow down galloping inflation.

The result was that during the California power crisis -- which, it is increasingly apparent, was largely engineered by Enron and other companies that had the administration's ear -- the administration did nothing.

The Lakers imported Adam Morrison and Shannon Brown with the trade, but it was largely engineered to save the franchise about $7 million in salary-cap space for next season.

Modern Britain is represented by a few token shots of British landmarks (most recently the Millennium bridge in David Yates's Half-Blood Prince), which seem largely engineered to encourage set-jetting.

You see, the previous crew was rather homogeneous: largely engineers who could sit around and bond over filing magnets and fixing the treadmill (not kidding).

These skyscrapers, largely designed, engineered and built by foreigners, are hardly homegrown products, so it's unclear exactly what they prove.

As strength of our study, we largely used engineered AML cell lines that enabled us to manipulate the expression of individual factors of interest and conduct well-controlled mechanistic experiments.

Only when the Catholic Church thought it safe to intervene — Burns believes that the escape and a university appointment in Fribourg were engineered largely by the Church — was the "miracle" (as Toklas called it) worked.

While Mazda staff members took the lead role in development, and the two vehicles were largely designed and engineered in Japan, they are built at a Ford plant near Kansas City, Mo.