Sentence examples for failing to make use of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama and Keynes both assert that we're failing to make use of our economic capacity.

Which is why the news that most students are failing to make use of their degrees and are being pushed into low-skilled jobs comes as no surprise.

With Angle's apparent disinterest in the free publicity of media coverage, perhaps it's no surprise that she is also failing to make use of the walking billboards that are her supporters.

The number of "overeducated" workers has increased by a third in the past decade but companies are failing to make use of the skills of their staff, a study has found.

He has been criticized not only for failing to make use of the important geographic contributions of other scientists of his times, such as the 11th-century Arab scholar al-Bīrūnī, but also for his uncritical use of earlier Greek and Arab sources.

Hence I can spend a week at home with my son, feeling guilty that I am neglecting work and haven't written a single word, that I am letting down my editors and myself and failing to make use of the education my parents worked so hard to provide.

And during Mr. Mubarak's trial, many accused the prosecutors of failing to make good use of the evidence they did gather.

It is thought the move may help silence City critics who have accused BT of failing to make full use of its technology and claimed it is suffering from a brain drain.

Kadish, a retired Air Force lieutenant general, said SBX "seemed to provide the basis for detection and discrimination that we were lacking". The National Academy review, however, found that the missile agency "unnecessarily compromised the performance" of GMD by failing to make greater use of X-band radars on land.

Worst of all, India is failing to make full use of the estimated one million low-skilled workers who enter the job market every month.

The answer is simple: We are failing to make full use of what we know works.