Sentence examples for harnessing it as from inspiring English sources

The recent efforts towards standardization of the UML have led to the hope of harnessing it as a notational basis for projects dealing with framework development, but it is not without lacunae in its constructs.

The diversity of our communities is a powerful force for economic growth, and by passing the DREAM Act we would be harnessing it as never before.

Pitbull harnesses it as the anchor, and for shorthand authenticity adds in the chant of "Oye oya!" a Brazilian trademark during matches.

In an interview today, Mr. Prodi, the president of the European Commission, described his view of Europe in a post-fossil-fuel era, when homes would generate the power they need from renewable sources like the wind and the sun, store it in hydrogen fuel cells and harness it as needed, replacing all the polluting energy sources in use today.

There's no question that we are sure to see other up and coming musicians harness it as well in the future.

While some juice brands were clobbered by the bottled water craze, Crystal Light harnessed it, pitching the drink mix as a way to add flavor but only five calories to that bottle of Evian.

Because nuclear waste still contains an enormous amount of energy, future generations may be able to harness it as an energy source through tomorrow's better technologies.His embrace of nuclear power was another surprising about-face, and plenty of energy experts, including some of his close friends, disagree with him.

Harness it as needed. .

Torchwood has been conducting experiments on the breach, forcing it open in an attempt to harness it as a source of energy.

"Chef" shows social media in both negative and positive lights — after initially being burned by Twitter, Favreau's character learns to harness it as a tool to build up a new business and connect with his young son.

Swales questioned if growth in the East End was being managed and harnessed as effectively as it could be in terms of helping local people, asking if too much development was "property-led" rather than "community-led".