Sentence examples for conditions that enabled from inspiring English sources

The long drought and continuing hot weather provided the conditions that enabled this apparent act of arson to explode into an unprecedented conflagration.

Trump has been arguing for months that the Obama Administration, in withdrawing almost all U.S. troops from Iraq, helped bring about the conditions that enabled ISIS to seize territory and create a self-styled caliphate.

The global conditions that enabled a middle-class existence are evaporating, and are being replaced by an economic system whose function is the transfer of wealth to the lucky few.

Marx then writes about the conditions that enabled the coup: a series of compromises that weakened political parties and progressively marginalised the working class and its interests, and subordinated them to the craven, but divided, bourgeois and petty bourgeois of France.

Sri Lanka, a side in real transition following the loss of some great cricketers, were never going to be the strongest opposition, particularly in the sort of conditions that enabled Anderson in particular to take 21 wickets at 10 runs apiece.

Keiretsu capers work only as long as the conditions that enabled them persist.

It is the favourable conditions that enable China's huge trade surplus that particularly bothered him.

Crenshaw points to political conditions that enable terrorism – a group has to be excluded from the political process.

It's worth considering that higher demand, leading to higher prices, can create conditions that enable investments in environmental sustainability and greater protection for workers.

The fact remains, however, that only the United States can help the parties come to the negotiating table and provide the conditions that enable their possible success.

The conflagration also lays bare the lawlessness in much of Libya, which creates the conditions that enable Isis to secure a foothold.