Sentence examples for but would enable from inspiring English sources

More efficient air curtains would not only save energy but would enable more precise temperature control of the produce within the display cabinet, better preserving food quality.

He also curiously stated that his fee "was not going to me personally" but would enable him to "maintain an office presence in London".

Mr. Lavelle said being an elected official would not only be in the tradition of his party counterparts, but would enable him to be a more effective party leader.

As al-Megrahi committed his offence almost 20 years ago it would be relatively straightforward to establish a date which would exclude him but would enable other Libyan nationals imprisoned in the UK to seek transfer.

The move did not indicate that debris had been found, the US added, but would enable search officers to "respond as quickly as possible" if debris is seen, "since the battery life of the black box's pinger is limited".

This would be like today's internet, but would enable users to transfer quantum states and the information they contain instead of classical information, which is essentially strings of 0s and 1s.

But they would enable Medicare beneficiaries to obtain discounts.

But it would enable him to reduce his load over time.

It would not protect him from attack, of course, but it would enable him to fire back from the high ground.

But it would enable the ECB to help overcome the immediate cash crisis by temporarily raising the amount of short-term debt the Greek government can issue.

Everything might look identical, but software would enable the devices to handle storage, servers, and networking, as well as high-end computing tasks.