Sentence examples for not harnessing from inspiring English sources

"The sun is a source of perpetual energy, yet we're not harnessing that.

He added that the UK is "blessed with natural renewable energy and we're simply not harnessing it.

In an editorial about the new series, Dr. Wachter and his colleagues wrote that the medical profession -- "for reasons that include liability issues and a medical culture that has discouraged open discussion of mistakes" -- was not harnessing the full power of errors to teach.

"If we were not doing this I think that people would be asking why we were not harnessing this absolutely unique opportunity.

Wired, the magazine for the Internet generation, declares that "capturing subscribers, not harnessing horses, is the hot new motor trend" and that GM should "convert transportation platforms into communications platforms that connect the driver, and the vehicle itself, to the rest of the datasphere".

"Public health advocates are not harnessing the Charlie Sheen disclosure to promote HIV prevention," said Ayres.

If Greenland's glaciers melt and their power is not harnessed with dams it will simply go to waste.

Their strengths, skills and knowledge are not harnessed or appreciated in a society infatuated by the cult of youth".

I find it sad that this talent is not harnessed to an industry that so woefully needs it.

In England, for example, constitutional government was not harnessed to political democracy until after the Reform Act of 1832 and subsequent 19th-century extensions of the suffrage.

At some landfills, methane is not harnessed but is burned off, or flared, keeping it from the atmosphere but wasting its energy potential.