Sentence examples for been to tap from inspiring English sources

Flynn's great achievement has been to tap right into that rich vein of darkness.

The secret of its success, he says, has been to tap into the anger of the "losers from globalisation" under its leader since 2005, Heinz-Christian Strache.

One reason why CIC bought its stake in Blackstone, and Mubadala its stake in Carlyle, may have been to tap the investment expertise of those firms.

Latin American companies, on the other hand, have so far mostly ignored Europe, in part because their priority instead has been to tap into Asia-led demand for natural resources and because of concern about the euro.

Pile likes Martek because research suggests that its products, DHA and ARA, are "essential for healthy mental, retinal and neural development in infants," and its goal for several years has been to tap into the infant formula market.

Part of Cotap's mission as a startup has been to tap into the trend for consumerization in business apps — that is, taking features that are more common in consumer applications and bring them into its enterprise-focused application.

One way is to tap star power.

The team's solution was to tap noise-canceling technology.

"Our job is to tap into their genius".

The strategy is to tap frustration with gridlock in Washington.

One option is to tap into the existing natural-gas grid to reform hydrogen.