Sentence examples for better harness from inspiring English sources

Nova was left to figure out why he could not better harness his pitches.

Governments often ignore these providers, but it may be time to better harness them and their community inroads.

The Obama administration is working to better harness the power of the Internet to deliver government services.

In July, Hoffman organized a meeting for people involved with Obama's new foundation on how to better harness the power of social networks.

The economy suffers, too, with an estimated £23bn being lost because of our inability to better harness women's skills in employment.

Yet the book gives much greater attention to how managers and businesses can better harness the hoards of Type I people already out there, ready to be put to be put to optimal work.

Better harnessing the full potential of the workforce can have significant economic benefits.

Breuning's self-deprecating sensibility is on full display — down to the crossed-out signature on the wall inside the gallery's entrance — but his talents are better harnessed in the manic, hallucinatory films he has shown in the past.

Leahy said his solution was a better harnessing of technology, far more emphasis on recycling, the use of carrots as well as sticks to affect consumer behaviour, and new methods of low-carbon building and transport.

What is different about Paris compared to our past efforts is that we are building a wider, silver buckshot approach which better harnesses national, bilateral and non-government efforts and builds into the agreement a dynamic and durable process that puts us all on the same floor and allows us to work within the two-degree goal.

Therefore, developing a strategy which reduces fire frequency and better harnesses these processes would result in more litter being decomposed/consumed via the microbial pathway and a reduction in GHG emissions [15].