Sentence examples for be easily harnessed from inspiring English sources
But Horton, whose organisation has signed up the pair as ambassadors for next month's European Figure Skating Championships in Sheffield, expressed doubts that their expertise could be easily harnessed.
Finally, there is cultural data that is easily harnessed by listening to the conversations playing out every minute, every day in social channels used by billions of people (you guessed it, data also unavailable even just a few years ago).
In the end, most who took up the call were not knights, but peasants who were not wealthy and had little in the way of fighting skills, in an outpouring of a new emotional and personal piety that was not easily harnessed by the ecclesiastical and lay aristocracy.
More importantly, GNRs with different aspect ratios could be easily fabricated and their unique yet simple 'multiplexingg'' advantage could be harnessed [19].
This sharing economy parody of transport startups really lampoons the idea that affordable, crowdsourced labor is omnipresent and easily harnessed.
At the bioanode, a NADH electrocatalyst, poly methylene blue) (PMB), which can be easily grown on the electrode (screen-printed carbon paste electrode, SPCE) by electrodeposition, is harnessed and engineered.
As many enviromentalists, including religious ones, have pointed out, talk of impending Armageddon can easily be harnessed by those who dismiss green concerns: what's the point of recycling anything or limiting consumption if we, and all the toxins and plastic bags we are ever likely to produce, are all going to burn anyway?
In England, unless championed by Labour, they can just as easily be harnessed by Ukip – or used to justify a Tory constitutional sleight of hand that could derail a Labour government and leave Liverpool and Newcastle at the mercy of a Farageist southern suburbia.
You don't want it to lack in any blessing that could easily be harnessed with a little more effort.
