Sentence examples for Further tapping from inspiring English sources

Fiscal conservatives, who expressed concerns about the $15 billion airline deal, are not enthusiastic about further tapping the Treasury for other bailouts.

In some ways, Tencent's credit system goes further, tapping into users' social networks and mining data about their contacts, for example, in order to determine their social-credit score.

Now the company is looking to take things a step further, tapping its massive user base to help build some large-scale AR maps.

Further tapping is required to see who liked the photo and who said what, and to reply to a photo by choosing from a series of 12 emoji (smiley faces, various hand gestures, and, thankfully, the smiling poop).

Providing a means for further tapping into Philadelphia's large pool of talent and volunteerism, Ursula August creates a means for partners and schools to find and work with one another.

That means if you can find ways of further tapping those most loyal users — or creating services that can boost that average 15percentt figure — a retailer can be on its way to growing revenues significantly.

The deal will allow Absa to further tap the growing consumer base in South Africa, a country that continues to record strong growth despite the global financial crisis.

But should an agreement be reached, his producers said they would further tap his online fan base and cross-pollinate television and the Web.

In narrating Derek's buried crime story, Pelecanos has further tapped into an archetypal vein of family experience in the black community since the 1950's, as drugs, murder and prison cut a swath through three generations of young men.

Aside from securing an ongoing interest in Papua New Guinea from investors, O'Neill's challenge is to show people how it won't just be "business as usual" as resource wealth is further tapped.

Regarding Kevin Bullis's article on MIT professor Daniel Nocera's method of deriving hydrogen from water using sunlight ("Sun + Water = Fuel," November/December 2008), I suggest going further: tap the power of the sun.