Sentence examples for harnessing something from inspiring English sources

So let's disconnect images in the movies from the real progress that's happening before our eyes, and realize that the greatest chance we have of creating an AI that can really make our lives easier is by harnessing something we use every day.

He had harnessed something universal — the cloak of confidence that comes with slipping into a language not one's own — and added a Chinese twist.

But with the encouragement of his campaign's new chief executive, Stephen Bannon (previously an outspoken Brexit cheerleader at the rightwing Breitbart news website), he has now harnessed something else.

A water park harnesses something uncanny — a substance that is both familiar and foreign, life-giving and deadly, a daily necessity and a total mystery.

As the changes underway emerge, the filters and perceptive grids with which we have attempted to give order to the world do not help us to understand and harness something that surpasses the idea of space and, above all, the notion of city we have become used to.

Every year around this time of year, people harness something that the behavioral economist Katherine Milkman calls the "Fresh Start Effect".

Now thanks to all this content that has been generated — not only the official broadcast but also content that's been broadcast by people — you can harness something unique to your brand that is own able.

Harnessing that was something I thought I'd have to work out.

Harnessing happiness has become something of a cultural obsession.

Harnessing grassroots energy to stop something from happening is easier than using an "inside-outside" strategy to steer a complex set of reforms through Congress.

New tools to encourage users interaction with artists and the music itself, new ways to sell music or use music to sell something else and harnessing the healing possibilities of music...that is the future of the music business and fan engagement.