Sentence examples for fails to harness from inspiring English sources

A12 Twitter fails to harness its influence.

This is not generally a productive form of work organization because it fails to harness the complementarities between technical and interpersonal skills.

From France to Austria, centre-leftists failed to harness dislike of conservative incumbents.

"He failed to harness its capacity to suppress and control them, to exhilarate them, to bend them to his will".

Failing to harness the reach and assets that the third sector bring to the integration agenda is a real mistake".

Seneca urged Nero to use his autocratic powers conscientiously, but he obviously failed to harness the boy's more generous impulses to his responsibilities.

They fret that Mrs Clinton, a rich woman with still richer friends, some of them on Wall Street, will fail to harness this populist moment.

Tercek, a former partner at Goldman Sachs, thinks that environmental organizations rely on fuzzy science and fail to harness the power of markets.

But the Obama Administration failed to harness public anger or turn the economy around, and the Tea Party wore out its welcome after the 2010 elections.

And too often governments fail to harness the 21st-century power of consumers, incentives and markets, and bring these to bear on tackling climate change too.

Governments have failed to harness this demographic potential for economic growth, but arguably those young adults drove Muslim radicalism, and now the Arab spring.