Sentence examples for been unable to harness from inspiring English sources

Governments, traditional party strategists, think-tanks and web consultants have largely been unable to harness the web to their advantage – excluding right-wing populists, of course, who have had the upper hand over the past year.

Fortunately for the Thunder, that something can be fixed by precocious All-NBA point guard Russell Westbrook, the other superstar who for all his greatness, has also hampered this team's progress, particularly in the playoffs when head coach Scott Brooks has been unable to harness his talent.

They are unable to harness frustration and instead find it a reason to give up.

Austin Rivers, the hero for Duke in February, was unable to harness his freshman nerves and played wildly, forcing unwise 3-point shots and charging into the lane recklessly.

He may know little of domestic or foreign policy, he may be accustomed to running an office of satraps and cronies, and he may be unable to harness an institution as complex as the executive branch, but experience told him early on that he could dodge any accusation and deny any aggression against the truth.

The Greyhounds did not lack talent, but they were unable to harness that potential and turn it into results.

More importantly, the coach again this season was unable to harness the volatile Westbrook enough for him to grasp that the offense has to run through the MVP.

Without such democratic principles, Turkey will be further alienated from the Western countries, the bloc to which Turkey should belong, and will be unable to harness its true potential as a Middle Eastern and European power.

"Successfully" is an important qualifier in this analysis, according to the article, because many companies have spent countless hours and hundreds of millions of dollars trying to harness the power of innovation but have been unable to execute.

I have been unable to find it.

They have been unable to identify most.