Sentence examples for Well enable from inspiring English sources

But they say that there are legally vulnerable points in the judge's ruling that if reversed on appeal might well enable the company to avoid the drastic sanction Judge Jackson has now endorsed.

Whitehall sources confirmed that the legislation may well enable GCHQ to access some information "on demand" and in "real time" and it remained unclear whether a warrant would be necessary.

That might not sound like much, but it's highly significant, and it could well enable the economy to grow by more than three per cent for the first time since 2005.

A combined force of that size could well enable Bonaparte to invade England; and in early 1805, Napoleon, who the previous year had crowned himself emperor, ordered the fleets to converge for this purpose.

Yet, in what may be the most closely contested state in the country, an additional percentage point, or 40,000 more Latino voters, might well enable Mr. Obama to keep Virginia in the Democratic column.

"Being the wife of a shareholder may very well enable the writer to be added as a record owner of the apartment without board approval," he added, noting that many proprietary leases do not extend that right to unmarried couples or roommates.

As technologies improve, the standards change as well, enabling a virtuous cycle of improvement.

Gestures work well, enabling children to join in and remember quickly and easily poems, songs and stories.

In fact, most of them probably work reasonably well, enabled by the extraordinary magical powers of the human mind.

For it is Sennett's contention that "nearly anyone can become a good craftsman" and that "learning to work well enables people to govern themselves and so become good citizens".

With the gold market largely stagnant in the last decade, that policy has served the Canadian company well, enabling Barrick to receive a price higher than the prevailing market price every quarter for more than four years.