Sentence examples similar to apply energy to task from inspiring English sources

Maggie Scarf, author of "Unfinished Business," here applies her prodigious energy to the task of diagnosing and treating the malignancies of marriage.

Generally, less applied energy reduces the risk of damage to the retina by transmitted energy.

To update our energy system we need to fund more basic and applied energy research.

Thus, he argues that humans still used a great deal of muscular energy, but applied it to tasks that enhanced their survival over the long term rather than to feats of brute power.

It will merely lose the good will of many American Jews and further dissipate the energies we so desperately need to apply to the task at hand.

During his five-year spell in Scotland, Drummond applied his phenomenal energy to the annual task of planning a three-week festival which would be genuinely international in flavour and yet excite the interest of local audiences.

During his five-year spell in Scotland, Drummond applied his phenomenal energy to the annual task of planning a three-week festival which would be genuinely international in flavour and yet excite the interest of local audiences as much as the foreign visitors.

If the Republican Party discontinued its destructive efforts to undercut the administration and applied its energies to the vastly more difficult task of solving the very complicated issues the country faces, it might in the process resolve some of its own problems.

Ryan Moore or Kieren Fallon, by contrast, might apply themselves to the task with real venom.

Similar principles could apply to energy.

Obama's 2013 Doctrine doesn't just apply to energy.