Sentence examples for because that enables from inspiring English sources

He prefers to look at an international sample rather than data on single countries, because that enables more robust identification of the impact of ageing.

As she gears up for a 20-city book tour, she acknowledged that like any author she would love to have another commercial success, "not least because that enables me to write another book".

Telegram's founders say the app will remain non-profit because that enables them to avoid commercial and legal pressure.

Then I wrote to Skip Garcia and said, "You stripped me of all my salary support, but it looks like I still have an academic appointment at the University and that's great, because that enables me to continue to do the PTSD research I care so much about".

But the authors say that sex ratios have suddenly become critical because technology that enables women to abort female fetuses has allowed the numbers of males to reach a historical high.

Because of the apparent teleological nature of his theory, since it appears to clash with Mendelian genetics, and because no mechanism that enables inheritance of acquired traits was known, Lamarck's theory was considered, for 200 years, to be completely wrong (E. V [ 12]).

Right now, people still have to carry their phones because of the Bluetooth connectivity that enables the watch's functionality.

"The deal is actually a youth loan because Angus is 19 and that enables us to keep him here for longer, if required," Ling added.

Heraclitus' implicit contrast is with himself; in 22B1 he suggests that he alone truly understands all things, because he grasps the account that enables him to "distinguish each thing in accordance with its nature" and say how it is.

Brachionus plicatilis was abundant in the lake because of the euryhaline propensity that enables this species to replace other Brachionus members in fluctuating saline environments (Kipriyanova et al. 2007).

Nicaragua is ranked 26th in the GFDRR (Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery) list of countries at high economic risk from multiple hazards (GFDRR [2010b]), whose report also states that "Nicaragua is considered a leader in Central America because of its legal framework that enables a comprehensive and multi-sectoral approach to disaster risk management".