Sentence examples for chance of enabling from inspiring English sources

Europe is now caught in a vicious cycle, oscillating between the false opposites of surrender to global capitalism and surrender to anti-immigrant populism – which politics has a chance of enabling us to step out of this mad dance?

Having worked for a while myself as a teacher, I know that good preparation is vital if you want to stand any chance of enabling any real learning.

What is this magic house of enabling?

Now with files migrating to huge pools of linked, public storage, the person who holds the files has the best chance to enable their editing and management.

The idea of working in local government was an attractive career option for me because I believe it has the potential to turn around the life chances of residents, enable people to reach their aspirations and build the strength of a community.

The Greens do not support the agreement, which means without Labor, the government does not have a chance of passing the enabling legislation.

But beyond the headline-grabbing antics, the hearings looked to some like an exercise in empty stagecraft: a chance for Republicans enabling the madness of the Trump presidency to confirm a qualified conservative to the Supreme Court, while the Democrats on the Judiciary Committee got their highlight-reel moments to appease a raging Resistance movement.

Of course if you do partake in this there is a chance of an intercepted ball enabling a shot on your goal while you're halfway up the field.

We are nobody, while he whom chance has enabled to clamber to the top of the pile is today Tsar and God.

Also choose if kitty is to be an indoor kitty (safer, but can be more boring for kitty - also enables chance of taking kitty for walks with you!), or an outdoor kitty (more dangerous for kitty; toxins, cars, roads, bad people, pound!, but can be more fun for kitty)., both are good choices, but be sure once settled on one, so as not to regret it in future!

This lucky chance enabled the Egyptian king to save the remainder of his forces and to represent the battle as a great victory.