Sentence examples for but facilitated from inspiring English sources

For generations they were indispensable in refreshing cultural memory, then in the mid-15th century Gutenberg's invention of movable type not only made their skills obsolete, but facilitated the Protestant Reformation.

"The suicide bombings are, we believe, predominantly requested and funded by Haqqani but facilitated by LET and AQ," said a senior American military official, referring to Lashkar-e-Taiba and Al Qaeda.

OCI said a $19.8m project in Ghana for "oil and gas capacity building" and one in Mozambique that provided $24.2m to improve the management of coal, oil and gas extraction were examples of finance that could be categorised as policy funding, but facilitated the burning of more fossil fuels.

But then arguably the laws also not only allowed it but facilitated discrimination.

We conclude that, in our experiment, 'harmful algae' inhibited the seagrass itself but facilitated most seagrass-associated invertebrates.

Molecules of glycerol are usually actively transported into fungal cells expending ATP, but facilitated diffusion of glycerol has also been observed (Fakas et al. 2009).

These companies rarely carry out any trade in their locales, but facilitate secrecy to their owners.

The service does not provide the content, but facilitates the exchange.

"They have done nothing but facilitate our involvement," Mr. Welsh said.

Last election the Lib Dems were the protest vote I chose, but they betrayed everything I believed they stood for and have done nothing but facilitate this government.

The charity hands control over to its supporters, but facilitates their fundraising efforts with its own fundraising platform, meaning people stay on its website rather than going elsewhere.