Sentence examples for enable to stop from inspiring English sources
The subject of the book is a piece of uber-entertainment, a film so enjoyable it stimulates pleasure center in the brain and makes people physically enable to stop watching it.
The use of SrTiO3 interlayers enabled to stop YBCO film morphology and microstructure degradation and maintain high critical current density (Jc).
This suggests that the scope for reducing health inequalities related to social position in this and similar populations is limited unless many smokers in lower social positions can be enabled to stop smoking.
Gruer et al (ref 12, p.5) for instance argued that "the scope for reducing health inequalities related to social position is limited unless many smokers in lower social positions can be enabled to stop smoking".
"But for Plaid Cymru an additional £1.2bn into the Welsh government coffers could enable us to stop future cuts and also it could enable us to invest in our economy, in job creation, and then of course what's important is to have partial tax-raising powers so we are able to realise the benefit of that expenditure on jobs".
This would enable police to stop and search individuals without requiring evidence of wrongdoing.
In constitutional reform, it could enable him to stop trimming his ideas to catch the electoral winds.
In point of social and political fact, there is enough friction on the slope to enable us to stop wherever we choose.
That would allow them access to the Avastin but would also enable Genentech to stop selling the drug to compounding pharmacies as of Jan . 1
This would entitle him to veto special resolutions and call extraordinary general meetings, but, according to the managing director, Keith Edelman, would not enable him to "stop us operating the business on a day-to-day basis".
The dots clustered together into fuzzy but unmistakable line running from top-left to bottom-right: the poorer you are, the less likely you are to achieve the kind of education that might enable you to stop being poor.
