Sentence examples for tapping into the potential of from inspiring English sources

Cornwall is also tapping into the potential of its language, as illustrated by the launch by Bodmin-based Kelly's ice cream of the first-ever Cornish language TV ad aired nationally in prime time.

Frankly, work can be fun and invigorating, and I know we have just started tapping into the potential of communicating through Web media.

Government agencies are ready to start tapping into the potential of IoT technology, and will begin by identifying specific automated actions that might help solve concrete problems.

These new educated professionals, with research, knowhow and love, are tapping into the potential of their inheritance.

Engagement is about tapping into the potential of each employee to contribute optimally to the company in the execution of his or her duties.

This may seem intuitive but I still see advertisers leaning heavily into on-air and not tapping into the potential of the full ecosystem.

It taps into the potential of people.

Judging by the huge response to the Top 30 Charity chief executives on Social Media Awards which I co-founded this year, leaders are keen to tap into the potential of digital.

"We believe this exciting proposal will tap into the potential of Paddington and will prove to be a major catalyst for the continuing enhancement of the area, especially Praed Street – in much the same way that the Shard did for London Bridge," the developer said when the proposal was announced last October.

Many companies have tried to tap into the potential of social recommendation for music.

Ministers said they wanted to tap into the potential of all of society in setting out their public health plans.