Sentence examples for as to enable from inspiring English sources

A new chart for increasing power output has been developed so as to enable the GT designers to manufacture GT engines with enhanced profitability.

Consumption should be expressed in micrograms or milligrams per kilogram per hour (or per 24 h) so as to enable comparison.

I will be appealing on principle, as well as to enable us to eat and pay our mortgage.

Therefore, we will explain related issues very clearly, so as to enable the people to gain a better understanding.

In some species, the membrane is sufficiently transparent so as to enable vision when underground or underwater.

"I fully understand and share the concerns raised by the protection of journalistic sources so as to enable a free press," Kennedy said.

Very quickly she learned to speak six languages, not perfectly, but well enough so as to enable her to move around society in a spectacular manner.

The veins are more distensible than arteries, and their walls are so constructed as to enable them to expand or contract.

The radicals conceived the plan as taking precedence over all previous economic decisions so as to enable a sharp break with the past.

This regulated a machine gun's fire so as to enable the bullets to pass between the blades of the spinning propeller.

A variety of demographic data were collected, so as to enable other future research.