Sentence examples for well tapped into from inspiring English sources

While BP plans to permanently abandon its stricken well in the Gulf of Mexico, with little but a plug left at the top, it may yet make use of the reservoir of oil and gas that the well tapped into.

I have a hard time believing any of these people remain well tapped into the technology ecosystem where Microsoft has been failing to compete.

The 69-metre well taps into an aquifer and the water is pumped to the top of the hill, from where it is distributed to around 370 households.

Such historical allusions may well tap into the widespread sense of siege among many Muslims who see themselves threatened by a modern world dominated by the United States and Western secularism.

Might as well tap into Twitter an Facebook if people are on them all day long, right?

Pokémon Go currently only supports the original 150 Pokémon as well, tapping into the untapped nostalgia for which players have been waiting nearly a decade.

Remember how you can turn an iPhone photo album of the kids into a kind of feed which sucks straight into Grandma's kitchen Mac? It's that kind of sociality that Apple could well tap into, and simply become the truly private social network which Facebook originally aspired to be, but was forced to create a much more public social graph in order to scale.

You might as well tap into their network, if appropriate, to build up the communication about your products and services.

The BSL's Executive Director, Conny Lenneberg, said: "Youth unemployment hotspots in outer suburbs and rural areas are carrying the heaviest burden... To meet this challenge, we need action from governments as well tapping into effort of employers in local communities".

Academics warned several years ago that the Barind Tract – the area of north-west Bangladesh where Rajshahi and the drought-hit villages lie – was particularly vulnerable, as a proliferation of tube wells tapped into groundwater faster than it could be replenished by rains.

People were instead urged to install tube wells, tapping into the plentiful supply of underground aquifers.