Sentence examples for and thus enabled from inspiring English sources

Stilicho obeyed and thus enabled Alaric to penetrate into Greece, but the troops sent to Constantinople murdered Rufinus there on Nov. 27, 395.

The opening of a land bridge across the Red Sea connected the Arabian Peninsula and Africa during cool periods when polar ice caps lowered the sea level and thus enabled the interchange of Asian and African bovids and other ruminants.

At one such performance in 1374 the shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu was in the audience and was so favourably impressed that he became Kan'ami's patron and thus enabled Kan'ami to continue refining the form and to write new plays.

That system, managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, assisted in determining approximately when and where the water would breach its banks and thus enabled state officials to shore up existing structures and evacuate residents.

He also made it OK for other Aussies not to retire at 30-ish, and thus enabled the entire Test careers of Mike Hussey and Adam Voges Steve Waugh Australia 37 years, 214 days Runs 10,927 Tests 168 Av 51.06 Tons 32 The best, if not the most aesthetically pleasing, cricketer in his family.

Had the Twenty-fifth Amendment not been in effect, Nixon would not have been able to replace Agnew, and it remains speculative whether Nixon would have resigned prior to impeachment and a trial and thus enabled the Democratic speaker of the House of Representatives to become president under the Presidential Succession Act of 1947.

Perhaps it's time to relax the restriction and thus enable richer media creation applications.

These offer a demographic window of opportunity and thus enable an economic and social leap forward.

Term limits pry seats open, the critics asserted, and thus enable racial and ethnic minorities to "translate favorable demographics into increased political representation".

He takes its charmingly absurd premise seriously and thus enables the screenwriter, Zach Helm, and the director, Marc Forster ("Finding Neverland," "Monster's Ball"), to finesse some logical fuzziness.

Arguing that allowing illegal immigrants to get licenses and thus enabling them to buy car insurance keeps insurance costs down, Mr. Hurder proudly pointed out that North Carolina has one of the lowest rate uninsured motorists -- 6 percent -- in the United States.