Sentence examples for demand to enable from inspiring English sources

Though currently the organisations providing these services are relatively small, there appears to be enough demand to enable a successful operation to grow fast".The biggest constraint on our growth has been the ability to recruit top talent," says Mr Davies.

In other words, dynamic shift-share analysis does not assume a time-fixed structure in energy demand, to enable the factor decomposition of continuous change in energy demand.

The medical evidence behind a specific statement must be available on demand, to enable the doctor to verify the rationale behind it.

14– 16 There is accordingly a need for new materials that can support expansion of clinically relevant cell types, which can be easily manipulated to allow cell recovery, and which can be reconfigured on demand to enable patterning of varying cell types.

Finally, significant precision engineering demands to enable future science programmes are introduced.

It is a general methodology and can be applied in most cities to forecast the city-wide building energy demand aiming to enable policymakers to establish the medium or long-term targets related to buildings stock energy consumption and associated CO2 emissions.

To overcome the global energy demand and to enable economic as well as ecological development in a sustainable manner, technological progress for the utilization of renewable natural energy are essential to protect the environment and save energy in today's increasingly competitive world.

Conformity, creators of a suite of on-demand solutions to enable organizations to centrally manage users of SaaS and cloud applications, this morning announced it has secured an additional $3 million in Series A financing led by Guggenheim Venture Partners.

"The student demand is there to enable us to provide the skills that industry is demanding.

"While BreezoMeter is already working with municipalities and smart cities companies, there is an increasing demand for solutions to enable better analysis, and thus facilitate actionable steps to be taken to combat air pollution in cities," Lautman said in a statement announcing his company's funding.

The capacity of Bootham Crescent had at one time been 12,475, with 3,245 seats, but this was reduced in 1994 because of an increase to the family area of the Main stand due to popular demand, and alterations to enable the ground to comply with the recommendations made in the Taylor Report.