Sentence examples for been harnessing from inspiring English sources
verb
To place a harness on something; to tie up or restrain.
- They harnessed the horse to the post.
They've been harnessing the power of the Democratic Party's wealthy environmentalist donors to actively kill off American jobs.
Yet, while other designers in this long season have been harnessing streamlining to fashion, this collection of clothes was unashamedly retro.
People have been harnessing biological processes to improve their quality of life for some 10,000 years, beginning with the first agricultural communities.
Albert has worked at the place since it opened in 1976.. "My whole career has been harnessing renewable, sustainable sources of energy.
Female models have been harnessing the power of social media for longer: Chanel couture shows are now populated by Instagram stars such as Kendall Jenner (30.1m followers) and Cara Delevingne (14.5m followers).
That shouldn't really make much of a difference in 2015, but it clearly does, because Raised By Wolves's jokes about bodily functions, masturbation, obsessive infatuation and idiotic attempts to create an identity – basically all the things men have been harnessing for comic ends for the best part of a century – feel new and a little bit bracing.
The concept has been harnessed in the confocal scanning microscope.
But they haven't been harnessed in the right direction".
The power of expressive movement has also been harnessed by some robot researchers.
High enthalpy geothermal systems have been harnessed for electrical power generation for over a 100 years.
To this end, the glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) promoter has been harnessed most often.
