Sentence examples for properly tapped from inspiring English sources

"New York has a lot of talent that has not been properly tapped," he said.

This will have to be well introduced into the lateral cortex of the femur and properly tapped, thanks to the threaded part of the implant.

The Secret claims that science has discovered mysterious forces at work in the cosmos that when properly tapped can unleash unimaginable wealth, happiness and success.

At a deeper level, this work shows how social media expresses a collective wisdom which, when properly tapped, can yield an extremely powerful and accurate indicator of future outcomes".

For example, the option itself has disappeared and reappeared for some; other times, it says there aren't places that can deliver to you right now; and, in my own tests, the button "Order Food" showed up on my iPhone, but then didn't load a page properly when tapping through.

Sihanouk, Lon Nol and Pol Pot all seemed to share the idea that there was some fount of strength and power to be found in the nation's traditions which, if tapped properly, would solve its problems.

(Well, boy, if you'd read the Radio Times properly instead of tapping on your iPuter all the time you would have seen that it was called David Starkey's Magna Carta (BBC2), wouldn't you, and not come to the wrong room after all.

With widespread public disgust over the hacking of Dowler's phone — as well as the close relationship between politicians and the press and the failures of police departments to properly investigate the crimes — Cameron tapped Leveson to lead the investigation into the media.

David Lawson, a US district judge, said in a preliminary injunction that officials must deliver each week four cases of bottled water per resident to Flint households that don't have properly installed taps.

Earlier this month, a group of government water authorities and independent researchers reported that the city's water had improved and that properly filtered tap water should be safe to drink.

In one recent case, the commission's professional investigators properly concluded that campaign laws were violated by Kansas Republicans who tapped $100,000 in banned soft money to pay for party members' travel expenses to the 2008 presidential convention.