Sentence examples for whatever the engineering from inspiring English sources
Whatever the engineering or accounting challenges it might have presented, the Eos's top provides a daily decision tree for open-air motoring.
Other critics have suggested that, whatever the quality of the engineering, Calatrava's sculptural pavilion is overblown kitsch.
If the joy of streets is that they do several things at once, that they are thoroughfares, gathering places, extensions of the home or whatever, the vice of modern traffic engineering is that it separates this multiplicity into its component parts.
However, since such cuts are far from certain to materialise, proponents of geo-engineering research argue that whatever the world decides on its carbon emissions, it would be prudent to explore alternatives that might help us in the decades ahead," Professor Highwood said.
Whatever the causes, the Brewster Buffalo's dismal performance at Midway sealed its reputation and also garnered new respect for Japanese engineering and pilots.
But although the engineering industry is often seen as the bellwether for German wage growth, the average German worker is likely to get much less than whatever the giant union and employers agree to.
"Whatever the human weakness".
Whatever the Americans say.
"Whatever the future brings..."....
