Sentence examples for which was engineered from inspiring English sources

How different will it be from FDR's New Deal, which was engineered to save capitalism from itself?

Environmental activists vandalized dozens of field trials and protested brands that used Monsanto's soybeans or corn, introduced soon after, which was engineered to prevent pests from attacking it.

The move, which was engineered by changing the German group's legal structure, would give the company access to billions of euros in potential acquisition funds without the Mohn family losing control.

—Judith Thurman On the fourth Saturday of each November, Ukrainians remember Holodomor, the brutal famine of 1933, which was engineered by Joseph Stalin and which killed as many as ten million people.

Mr. Arafat promised that he would "do everything he could to put an end to violence," according to the official Israeli account of the unexpected conversation, which was engineered by President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.

A failed coup against the speaker of the Commons, John Bercow, which was engineered by Gove in the last days of the last parliament, sealed the perception that his heart was not in the role.

And besides, the UK still benefited from Google's many free products, not least its search engine, which were engineered by thousands of employees in California.

The drugs being developed are monoclonal antibodies, which are engineered versions of proteins naturally made by the immune system.

The current owner grows vegetables in containers on the roof deck, which is engineered to hold a spa.

Coulter works in the closely related area of monoclonal antibodies, which are engineered versions of proteins the immune system uses to fend off bacteria or viruses.

Kari Matalone, a spokeswoman for Monsanto, said the corn — which is engineered to resist pests — had been approved for cultivation in Europe more than a decade ago and that no ill effects had been detected since then.