Sentence examples for activities enable from inspiring English sources

Play activities enable children to express their feelings, thoughts, wishes, and fears more freely and easily than they can through purely verbal communication.

We are also exploring how these activities enable transgenerational epigenetic inheritance (TEI) and possibly whether TEI may enable organisms to adapt rapidly to environmental change.

Near real time detection and response activities enable to better manage the required resources at the incident area for clean-up and control operations.

These activities enable hotels to enhance their service capability in simultaneously implementing the two mutual trade-off activities, specifically designing new artistic services (explorative innovation) and continually improving their services (exploitative innovation).

They may not follow the same weekday/weekend pattern as in their working lives, but these activities enable them to stay engaged and, in the long run, experience greater well-being in retirement.

These training activities enable all staff to have expanded clinical roles, thereby increasing job satisfaction.

The project's focus on an area of key importance and the quality of its activities enabled it to attract numerous teachers to promoting active learning.

Having access to people's homes for maintenance purposes, and regular contact with residents through our community development activities enables trained housing professionals to identify signs of domestic abuse that would otherwise be hidden.

As usage of the app increases, the graph can also be used to build intelligence about a users' personal preferences and recent activities, enabling Facebook to provide a more personalised user experience.

These systems quickened the pace of daily activities, enabled people to develop and maintain new and often more-rewarding relationships, affected the structure and mix of organizations, changed the type of products bought, and influenced the nature of work.

Ultimately, we will see the emergence of a whole category of involuntary and implicit computing activities enabled by the Internet.