Sentence examples similar to harness experience from inspiring English sources

Recently, the possibility of humans running in place on water was investigated, where the subjects, suspended with a harness, experienced different levels of partial gravity just above the water.

Somehow you've got to harness that experience.

Although Morgan was not part of that 30-3 maulingium Stadium mauling, he believes England will harness that experience in the right way.

It would give young lawyers work in a tight job market and harness the experience of retired lawyers who are not yet ready to put down their legal pads for good.

As the baby boomer generation of doctors approaches retirement, we should harness their experience and wild ideas by offering training in science or partnering them with younger research colleagues.

Our programme to encourage public sector mutual spin-outs is one example of how we can harness the experience and creativity of public sector workers to do things better and more efficiently.

She doesn't think she'll ever work in television again, which is shaming for those running an industry who, in these turbulent times, should be trampling over one another to harness her experience, intelligence and commitment.

The hands-on and full-body experiences used to help visitors arrive at an answer include a simulated flight over the Martian surface, a chance to be strapped into a harness to experience low gravity and a primer on how to grow food in space.

"We'll harness that experience and it will guide us on to better things next year".

New forms of urban development harness aesthetic experience in order to secure, legitimate and reproduce class inequality and social exclusion.

To harness this experience and support new staff requires a more cohesive institutional approach.