Sentence examples for enable the rest of from inspiring English sources

Threatened with encirclement, the Germans decided to abandon the Mareth Line, which the 8th Army occupied on March 28; but the German defenses at el-Hamma held out long enough to enable the rest of the Afrika Korps to retreat without much loss to a new line on the Wādī al-ʿAkārīt, north of Gabès.

I tell my team all of the time that we are not here for ourselves, we are here to enable the rest of the company.

Engine-related groundings are not common, but when they occur the fact that only a portion of the fleet is equipped with the flawed engine would presumably enable the rest of the fleet to keep flying.

What separates this study from the traditional drumbeat of new data-driven analyses is not only its scale, but most importantly, that alongside their own analyses in the paper, the authors elected to release the underlying dataset for free open analysis to enable the rest of the global community to build upon their work.

Most people, myself included, do not really think about the people who exist behind the scene, working to enable the rest of our lives to function smoothly on a day to day basis.

Phases two and three, which will require the use of force in Libya's territorial waters, will only begin after Libyan authorities give their approval, a prerequisite needed to present a resolution to the UN Security Council to enable the rest of the program.

In the real world, it enables the rest of us to star equally brightly in imagined movies of our own.

Rembrandt's painting was of a condemned man who, by forfeiting his soul, enabled the rest of us to move towards a greater understanding of our humanity.

Fortunately, by holding his ground on the left, Thomas provided a shield that enabled the rest of the disorganized army to escape.

Once those companies were at the forefront of dazzling new technologies, which were translated by crack engineers and gifted designers — backed by gutsy management — into equally dazzling products that enabled the rest of us to do something new, or to do something better.

But the question remains whether Facebook really enabled Arab revolutions, or whether it enabled the rest of the world to find out more about a revolution that was going to happen anyway.