In the past, America's economic growth depended on harnessing natural resources.
Though traditional in dress and beliefs, Lubavitchers pride themselves on harnessing all of the available tools to spread their teachings.
So this means that to improve intuition, managers must work on harnessing their emotional intelligence — that is, they need to recognize and interpret their emotions.
Amisha Ghadiali, co-founder of Provenance, points to some of the ideas that have emerged in her work with a sports and lifestyle brand on harnessing open data.
Instead, it should concentrate on harnessing the wealth of communication talent already out there to educate the public about real science.
Ms. Laurene Powell Jobs is founder and chairwoman of Emerson Collective, an organization focused on harnessing the potential of individuals from underserved communities to help them build a better life.
Still, the focus is on harnessing technology in new ways — using data from social networks, blogs, cellphones and online commerce to transform economic development and humanitarian aid in poorer nations.
To change Texas, its electorate "has to catch up to the population," says Mr Bird.Best not to cheer the death of Anglo Texas too loudlyIn short, Republicans are bent on mitigating demographic shifts, and Democrats on harnessing them.
Vote for Sandra Leisure & culture development manager London borough of Merton Christine Parsloe was all too aware how important it was to get an early start on harnessing the benefits of the Olympics for Merton, in south London.
The nub of Square Rounds concerns a German Jewish chemist, Fritz Haber, whose work on harnessing the nitrogen of the atmosphere made him indispensable to the otherwise anti-Semitic Kaiser.
With the world of e-commerce constantly changing, any advice on harnessing the power of online selling can become outdated quickly and it can be a struggle for small businesses to keep up.
