Sentence examples for enable the industry from inspiring English sources

The change, if Washington approved of it, could enable the industry to receive potentially hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars, on the condition that the money would be used for research and development.

The solar lobby group argues that one more slug of government funding, paid for as usual through customer bills, would enable the industry to become self-sufficient by the end of the decade.

Hopefully, the lessons learned and the newly developed state-of-the-art modelling and experimental techniques will enable the industry to release the lower node technologies such as CMOS065.

Speaking at the Guardian Changing Media Summit 2016, a panel of industry leaders from Hailo, Guardian News & Media, Mindshare, Rubicon Project and Neo@Ogilvy discuss the challenges in educating a new generation of consumers used to free content, that content does have to be paid for somehow to enable the industry to survive.

It will enable the industry to be more cohesive, allow better business models, and allow for smoother mobile commerce experiences.

The UK government argued that removing the board would enable the industry to adopt flexible working practices and help ensure a sustainable and viable future for agriculture.

Darling believes that efficiency gains will reduce aviation's CO2 emissions, enabling the industry to grow "sustainably".

The tailoring of the structural integrity process enables the industry and the user communities to meet the needs, opportunities, and challenges being presented by the aging aircraft fleet.

All have benefited from an array of federal programs and low interest rate policies that enabled the industry to roar back in profitability in 2009.

The end result is true base-by-base sequencing that enables the industry's most accurate data for a broad range of applications.

As great as that Coca-Cola hilltop was back in 1971, the airwaves have always been filled with junk because paid media enabled the industry to be lazy and get away with bad work.