Sentence examples for harnessing group from inspiring English sources

By harnessing group buying power, members achieve a cost savings and share it with social justice and environmental action groups like the Natural Resources Defense Council, Environmental Defense Fund and 350.org, among others.

While the program is innovative in simplifying solar for commercial buildings, it is not the first to harness group buying power for solar.

Effective teamwork which promotes collegiality and harnesses group member strengths to jointly achieve project goals can mitigate low confidence, and the impression of research as an isolating endeavor.

Not only has London's cable car across the Thames just launched, but those for whom vertigo isn't a problem can get another fantastic view of the capital at Up At The O2. Wearing safety harnesses, groups of 15 cross the roof via a 190m walkway suspended between masts, to an observation platform.

The realtime feedback loop changes the conversation in important ways, by harnessing a group of minds that can inject themselves immediately and swarm around an idea or a debate and help move it to some hybrid consensus.

For the Venice Biennale, they harnessed a group of silver weather ballons above a courtyard to create a shimmering impermanent pavilion.

Interventions aimed at adolescents in particular have the opportunity to harness peer group values and attitudes to the task of changing behaviour and most young people hold positive attitudes in relation to violence and abuse (Burman & Cartmel, 2005) which programmes can articulate and strengthen.

Another initiative saw the group harnessing the power of celebrity to make cycling sexy.

What sets CauseOn apart from Groupon (other than the CamelCase) is that it allows customers who have signed up for daily deals to contribute 20% of their purchase to the cause of their choice, harnessing the massive group buying trend in order to contribute to worthy charities.

The challenge for company leaders is to recognize and harness a hot group's energy before it dissipates, Dr. Leavitt and Dr. Lipman-Blumen wrote.

Reporting in Baltimore about the unrest after the killing of Freddie Gray in April, I found myself stunned by the freedom harnessed by a group of black teenagers.