Sentence examples for lending engineering from inspiring English sources

Specifically in Phuoc Tuy province, when Halpin was lending engineering support to infantry from the 7th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment.

Successful purchases like Facebook's buy of Instagram, where it kept the product separate but lent engineering, recruiting, anti-spam, internationalization, and advertising muscle, have re-proven the potential of M&A.

The government has pushed up interest rates and set limits on bank lending, deliberately engineering a credit crunch with the goal of slowing inflation as well as making it harder for speculators to borrow money.

Mitko lent his engineering expertise on many of Christo and Jeanne-Claude's early projects, including the Air Package in Kassel, Valley Curtain and Running Fence.

Dr Tom Schanz, of Ruhr University in Germany, has lent his engineering skills to the study of dinosaurs by developing a technique to estimate sauropod weight from a single footprint.

The traditional caution of bankers was thrown aside and a dash for expansion, fuelled by lending and financial engineering, took hold.

Twitter was also lending Snapchat some engineering help to Snapchat CTO Bobby Murphy, as Costolo wrote in an email to Lynton that "I've also asked my CTO to be as helpful as possible to Bobby about scaling the platform".

The government is starting to lend its support to engineering but could go further.

(In the last half-dozen years, design-world luminaries like Marc Newson and Tom Dixon have lent their names and engineering skills to an assortment of sleek upscale vibrators).

China managed to ward off the worst effects of the post credit crunch downturn in 2009 by engineering a huge lending boom.

It is a method of raising long-term debt financing for major projects through financial engineering, based on lending against the cash flow generated by the project alone.