Sentence examples for as enabling it from inspiring English sources

The move will allow the company to raise its profile and get access to capital, as well as enabling it to use paper for potential acquisitions.

This enormous momentum gave prominence to academic fields, which document and archive information as well as enabling it to read past data.

You can disable the feature in the same way as enabling it: swipe up from the bottom of the screen and tap the crescent moon icon on the panel that displays.

Even though Johnson defined "lexicographer" as "a writer of dictionaries; a harmless drudge," the drudgery of the Dictionary fell into the decade of Johnson's most important writing and must be seen in part as enabling it.

Despite fierce protests from environmentalists, South Korea is building a $970 million naval base in Jeju, a home for 20 warships, including submarines, that the navy says will protect shipping lanes in the East China Sea for South Korea's oil-dependent, export-driven economy as well as enabling it to respond quickly to any dispute with China over the rock.

Functional operation in weak inversion is shown, for sensor operation using extremely low currents and therefore low power, as well as enabling it to become an inherent part of the CMOS integrated circuit design process allowing creation of building blocks for biochemical VLSI systems.

Mark Juliano, Trump Entertainment's chief executive, said cash from the sale would help the company improve its two remaining properties as well as enable it to consider opportunities outside of Atlantic City.

And the office-management platform Managed by Q simply classifies those who provide services on its platform as employees, enabling it to offer stock to all of them.

Gevo's technology quickly collects the isobutanol as it is produced, enabling it to be made in large quantities.

The ultimate brand-as-enabler it's creating banking services for refugees and the homeless to solve a problem that successive governments have failed to address, creating a considerable new consumer base in the process.

The police depend on civility quite as much as they enable it; and they certainly can't compel it.