Sentence examples for harness enough from inspiring English sources
A typical generator cannot harness enough wattage to power an entire commercial building.
Yet development banks, national banks in developing countries and donor agencies can partner to harness enough remittances and create enough collateral to raise significant sums of money to invest in agriculture, roads, housing and other vital projects.
That technology, which will harness enough bandwidth to allow the transmission of streaming video and audio at rates of 2 megabits per second and higher, has yet to reach the mainstream consumer.
All the arrows are pointing upwards now and if we can harness enough of them we can finally work our way out of the very deep dark corner where we found ourselves four years ago.There is too much poverty, too much inequality, too much violence in this country, meaning that life expectancy for too many is cut short.
It says it can harness enough to keep ultra-low power gadgets charged.
If such lunacy continues unchecked, opponents of gun violence will harness enough public support to limit our Second Amendment rights and take away our guns altogether.
The plant harnesses enough energy to power an estimated 14,000 homes a year.
The T.V.A. built forty-two dand and reservoirs, which harnessed enough water to generate electricity for tens of thousands of farms, enabling thousands of people to use modern appliances.
The hydraulic system harnesses enough energy to power the truck for the first 15 seconds of acceleration, allowing the internal-combustion engine to idle.
If Allister were to succeed in harnessing enough unionist discontent over Ian Paisley's decision to enter into a power-sharing government with Sinn Féin and snatching the seat for the TUV it would mark the ignominious end of a remarkable political career.
This presented us with a challenge of harnessing enough numbers to effectively carry out detailed functional associations between the SNPs and differential changes in CD4+ cell counts and HIV viral load.
