Sentence examples for buying enabled from inspiring English sources

When I was up and running, my account had one-click buying enabled and I accidentally hit one of those buttons with my thumb.

Additionally, all of the components mentioned are cheap to buy, enabling even non-professionals access to such simulations.

Thatcher of course also introduced right to buy, which enabled council tenants to buy their homes at a discount.

Buying online enables you to comparison shop and possibly get used copies for very little money.

AMR's American Airlines recently bought Trans World Airlines, enabling it to steal the title of world's largest airline from United.

Mercedes have struggled to repeat the success enjoyed by the then world champion Brawn outfit they bought to enable their return to the sport as a works team in November 2009.

She and others in the anti-trafficking movement, including New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof, have embraced what's known as the Nordic model, which criminalizes anyone who buys or enables the buying of sex.

She and others in the anti-trafficking movement, including New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof, have embraced what's known as the Nordic model, which criminalises anyone who buys or enables the buying of sex.

Burdened by all of our things that we buy to enable us to ignore the deeper, pressing questions of who are we really.

"The Right-to-Buy policy enabled many social tenants to purchase their home at a discounted price, and the proportion of households in the social sector declined from 31% in 1980 to 19% in 2000," the DWP said.

(At the same time, and also typically, Thatcher's right-to-buy legislation enabled her parents to own the house they'd previously rented from the Scottish Special Housing Association).