Sentence examples for tapped to develop from inspiring English sources

One of Amsterdam's selling points, according to agencies based there, is that it is an inexpensive base: They say the city's multicultural work force can be tapped to develop single, global advertising campaigns.

Crowds are now being tapped to develop mobile applications before they reach consumers.

Venturi was tapped to develop this electric snowcat after Prince Albert II, the reigning monarch of Monaco and a noted environmental advocate, returned from a trip to Antarctica in 2009.

Lansing Manufacturing was tapped to develop the drive units while Hilliard worked to improve the electronic components.

The other part of the answer is that the knowledge base that BP companies can tap to develop products comes much more from government investments and spending than from business finance.

The dispute threatens to disrupt the financing each plane maker taps to develop aircraft.

Their expertise could also be tapped to help develop a "cybersecurity infrastructure bank" – a bank that would loan government funds to small utilities, water plants and the like to help them quickly upgrade their cyber defenses.

The panel had fewer questions for Majumdar, a mechanical engineer from academia who led the energy efficiency innovation program at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory before being tapped to help DOE develop the technologies needed to move the nation toward a low-carbon economy.

Last month, for example, Gov. George E. Pataki and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg tapped CUNY to develop a campus on Governors Island -- a "Harvard in the harbor," as the mayor recently put it.

Even Lewis M. Eisenberg, the financier whom Donald T. DiFrancesco, then the acting governor, tapped last year to develop a plan for redeveloping the arena site, said he was pleased that the administration of Gov. James E. McGreevey was emulating his plans to create a major entertainment and commercial site in Bergen County.

CORRECTION: A previous version of this story stated incorrectly that Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida tapped Paul Wolfowitz to develop his foreign policy strategy.