Sentence examples for enable it to live from inspiring English sources

In population biology, the term niche refers to the relationship between a species and the aspects of its environment that enable it to live and reproduce.

The main goal of OPS-USA is to employ this team of veterans to help physically and emotionally restore our country to enable it to live up to its boast of being the "greatest country in the world".

In the rainforest of Cameroon, the M form has evolved adaptations enabling it to live in urban agglomerates, where its larvae can develop in water collections polluted with decaying organic matter and inorganic waste that occur in slums and other densely populated urban habitats [ 18].

For many decades paleontologists thought that Hypsilophodon's long fingers and toes enabled it to live in trees, but this inference was based on an incorrect reconstruction of its foot, which suggested that it could grasp and perch.

The mezzogiorno badly needs more services, in tourism and in caring for the old: properly developed, it could aspire to be the Florida of Europe.In the past Italy had a safety valve that enabled it to live with these economic weaknesses: devaluation of the lira.

The saltbush in Australia has succulent leaves and secretes salt crystals, enabling it to live in saline areas.

The Mozambique tilapia Oreochromis mossambicus has versatile iono-osmoregulatory ability that enables it to live in both FW (salinity at 0 ppt) and SW (salinity at 30 35 ppt), and can tolerate extreme hypersalinity of up to 80 120 ppt, i.e. about 3 4 fold the salinity of SW.

Its latest four-year deal with the Premier League, beginning with the new season less than four months away, will enable it to air live top-flight English football worldwide outside of Europe.

In a bid to ensure the BBC did not jeopardise the investigation, the force said they had reluctantly given the broadcaster exclusive information in advance of the raid, enabling it to be shown live on TV.

It adapts well to water bodies with low dissolved oxygen and higher stocking densities, and its air breathing apparatus enables it to be sold as 'live fish' in the market.

The Futurist was originally built as a cinema but the stage was extended in the late 1950s to enable it to host live performances.