Sentence examples for poorly engineered from inspiring English sources

We have come to crave music that is garish, punchy, and, according to the anti-loudness partisans, poorly engineered.

Currently, systems are often poorly engineered with no particular attention to reusability, scalerability, and maintainability.

The only cars Mr. Karpel hates are those "poorly made, poorly engineered cars that are cheap and fall apart after 50,000 miles".

But such approaches feel a bit like changing a warning sign on a poorly engineered aircraft – they still have a high likelihood of failure.

That can result in some surprises when comparing a well-engineered small car and a large car that is an old design or poorly engineered.

They might think the Fish! philosophy would amount to a tacit agreement to be the sacrificial lambs for the company's poorly engineered products.

Natural swapping mechanisms remain poorly understood, and engineered swapping has the potential for creating self-assembling biomaterials that encode for emergent functions.

What makes anyone believe that Paulson, Bernanke, Greenspan, Rubin and their ilk have any capacity, will or talent to change the environment they engineered so poorly in the first place?

However, toxicological perspectives of engineered nanomaterials are poorly understood or rather unclear, which is limiting full potential of nanomedicine.

The development of neotissue in tissue engineered vascular grafts remains poorly understood.

However, the hazard of Cu engineered nanomaterial (ENMs) is poorly understood.