Sentence examples for too much engineering from inspiring English sources

And as for creating your own personalization tools, many companies will find that it requires "way too much engineering effort".

Many years of extensive research has resulted in a number of promising control approaches, but often too much engineering effort is required in order to evaluate a low level (high performance) control scheme on a real manipulator.

Maybe too much slick engineering.

Apple, to its credit, had been working for years to improve conditions in overseas factories, but the company was treating such problems too much like engineering puzzles, the inspector said.

But scientists say the overall plan should have been peer-reviewed; they think it relies too much on engineering solutions rather than restoring the natural water flow.

The USTA has maintained that covering the immense Arthur Ashe stadium would be too costly or prove too much of an engineering challenge.

A senior politician who supports the government worries that ANI has concentrated too much on financial engineering and not enough on the real kind.

They said that the president's approach is based on a belief that recent economic cycles were driven too much by financial engineering; reserved most of the fruits of good times for the wealthy; relied excessively on foreign capital to finance domestic debt; and ultimately gave way to painful busts.

Building a fence along the approximately 2,000 mile Mexican-American border would not "be too much of an engineering marvel," King argued.

Today, thanks to $28,000 worth of high-powered computer software, a Ph.D. in engineering and too much free time, Dr. Schmidt, 31, a mechanical engineering professor at the University of Massachusetts, believes he has an answer.

Cake-mix makers, for example, had ruined their product by engineering too much for convenience: they told housewives to just add water and turn on the oven.