Sentence examples for harness it in from inspiring English sources

As much as the Federal government may be talking about how Australia is going to become the "startup nation" this election, the reality is game-changing entrepreneurship is not possible in a country which is fast losing its capacity to harness it in favour of what is essentially a "Walmart Economy" supplemented by iron and coal exports.

We speculate that the presence of an avid IgG-binding peptide in a virulent pathogen like smallpox suggests that it may have evolved this generic IgG-binding capacity either in order to sequester the epithelial immune mechanism or to harness it in some way to its own advantage.

Chandler's blazing speed is a huge potential plus for the U.S., and Klinsmann will no doubt look for ways to harness it in the weeks and months ahead Grade: 5.5 Michael Orozco Fiscal There is no way to know if in the Honduras locker room before the game Los Catrachos' Coach Luis Suárez tacked a photo of Fiscal to a bull's eye and told his players to go after him, but it certainly looked that way.

As a striker, it probably helps if you harness it in the right way.

Sound is amazingly powerful, and we should harness it in building design.

As I look to the future, we need to harness it in three ways.

He has harnessed it in his horror-comedy hybrid "Shaun of the Dead" and his action-comedy cross-breed "Hot Fuzz," and used it to propel himself from a sleepy British suburb to his first big-budget Hollywood movie.

The wonder material graphene – a lightweight conductor 200 times stronger than steel – was discovered by scientists in Manchester, and yet the thousand-plus registered patents harnessing it in China, America and South Korea are matched by only a few dozen in Britain.

Started harnessing it in practice.

He found when he started the engine that its vibrations were too severe for the harness it was in, and before he could stop the engine it had done considerable damage to the carriage and the floor of his kitchen, and filled the room with smoke.

But building huge plants to harness it, often in remote, vulnerable areas, "definitely hurts the environment".