Sentence examples for to be engineering from inspiring English sources
The schools have a specialism, which tends to be engineering but for some will be construction, digital media or anything that requires practical skills and specialised equipment.
With the port effort, the Occupy movement suddenly seemed to be engineering protests and work stoppages on its own, essentially co-opting the unions' cause instead of working with them.
North Korea watchers say it is also one of the few economic successes that the government has to show its people, at a time when the North's ailing leader, Kim Jong-il, appears to be engineering the succession of his third son, Kim Jong-un.
In these instances, the best information available tends to be "engineering estimates" based on like /similar parts or engineering projections.
Besides, she's not going to be engineering an addiction-resistant human brain anytime soon.
I think it's absurd for anyone to be engineering drama over the clear collaboration of effort and objectives that required both Martin Luther King and Lyndon Johnson -- but politics needs battles.
I wanted to be in a position where I was going to be around people, and it had to be engineering-related.
Methodologies used to assess these risks tend to be engineering-based and include, for example, hazard identification and event rate estimation techniques.
Rather than making cars, Saab's main activity seems to have been engineering financial lifelines.
In today's ecosystem, startups can be engineering-driven to a fault.
