Sentence examples for using a dismissive engineering from inspiring English sources

"Looks like you're trying to boil the ocean here," the vendor said, using a dismissive engineering phrase for an answer too large for the problem.

And let us stop using the word pensioner – indiscriminately tagged on to anyone of 60+ and used as a dismissive word linked to being helpless.

TL DR, abbrev.: 'too long didn't read': used as a dismissive response to a lengthy online post, or to introduce a summary of a lengthy post.

The word "theory" is used as a dismissive label by many -- e.g., "it's just a theory".

It said 7,000 engineering information users in the company "waste up to an average of an hour a day finding, using and maintaining engineering information".

The problem is such that some scientists are using genetic engineering as a possible solution.

Though dismissive of Burchill's radio-to-TV model, McCormick used a radio comparison to explain their strategy in that ever-changing market.

Do meteorologists, weathermen to use a more prosaic term, just feel inferior to climate scientists or just why are they so dismissive about climate change?

Essentially, if a foodstuff is produced using genetic engineering, this must be indicated on its label".

"Steel has a fatigue limit," he said yesterday, using the engineering terminology.

Sharon, who doesn't want her full name used, is dismissive of a Bush run.