Sentence examples for been able to harness from inspiring English sources
Until now we have not been able to harness it.
With only three million people stretched over a large territory of mountainous desert, Oman has been able to harness its modest oil reserves to build schools and hospitals.
Chemical bonds vibrate selectively with different frequencies of infrared radiation, but chemists had generally not been able to harness those vibrations for selective reactions.
Paradoxically, NGOs have been able to harness both the discontent of those who believe globalisation destroys jobs, and the ill-focused unhappiness felt by the children of the prosperous baby-boom generation.
We have been able to harness the fissioning of the nucleus of an atom for good and evil, for life-saving medical treatments and to create the atom bomb.
Yet, by imputing continued colonial aspirations to Britain, Mr. Mugabe has been able to harness Africa's deep-rooted resentment of foreign dominance, casting his political survival as part of the elemental contest between slave and master, rather than as one more skirmish in the war of democracy versus tyranny portrayed by his enemies.
It was reasonable to think that a vaccine might be able to harness the body's ability to defend itself.
Mr. Steiger predicted Mr. Pearlstine would be able to "harness" some of the journalistic talent at Bloomberg.
