Sentence examples for enable a player to from inspiring English sources

Ricciardi admitted that steroids could affect personnel decisions, but he added that it was a myth to believe "there's some elixir" that would enable a player to "go from hitting.220 to hitting 30 homers".

TASC uses virtual reality to enable a player to interact with a single environment at both the figural and vista scales.

Perhaps a game-maker's biggest challenge is to enable a player to both achieve, and feel as if they have achieved it through their own skill, a superhuman feat.

Then he revealed the great leap forward in this game: a radio transmitter enabling a player to battle any other player within 30 feet.

Within two years the new boots also featured Johnston's pioneering "Traxion" soles that were a hybrid of traditional studs or cleats and blades, which enabled a player to turn in tight spaces and at high speed.

After completing the story mode a New Game Plus mode is unlocked, enabling a player to replay the game with all their acquired gadgets, experience and abilities; enemies are tougher, and the icon warning players of attack is disabled.

Introduced by the Vox company as the Mid-Range Boost Switch, and proposed for use with amplified trumpets, it was Casher who re-designed it, in early 1967, as the foot pedal unit that enabled a player to re-shape his guitar tone into wild, undreamed of new capabilities.

Strategically focused patent portfolio development is a key process in protecting intellectual property and one that may enable a smaller player to have relatively large leverage in an industry, because it can obtain an asset of value to a competitor.

And except for a couple of weird variations (an additional jumbo-sized ball that for some reason is inserted into the second round, and a "regenerator" feature that enables a lone player to call back into action his eliminated teammates), the game is essentially the old gym-period standby, though the refs are a good deal more tolerant of crotch-pegging than they ever were in middle school.

Multiplayer mode enables a second player to control Diddy Kong.

The N.F.L. said Clarett's claim amounts "to an allegation that the eligibility rule will enable another player to secure a roster position and compensation that, in plaintiff's view, should be his own".