Sentence examples for enable us to feed from inspiring English sources

"We want a relationship that will enable the customer to satisfy their need to pay what they owe and at the same time enable us to feed our families".

And the day we recognise this, we will realise we cannot spend the amount of money we spend on arms when a minute fraction of that would enable us to feed, to clothe, to provide clean water for God's children everywhere.

The idea that the "social sciences" will enable us to feed another 3 billion more people without inflicting further harm to the soil and water that we depend upon for our long-term survival is, sadly, laughable.

Lambert says this "enabled us to feed the family and cover some basic expenses during the first terrible few days after Pennie's death".

We have now entered a media sphere of "choice": one in which DVRs and the Internet overall and Twitter and RSS feeds enable us to pick and choose what news stories are important or enjoyable to us.

In the absence of literature or market data that would enable us to revise the default DGS conventional feed displacement ratios in GREET, we have left them unaltered.

Unraveling these molecular events, triggered within the maggots as a response to feeding on resistant hosts, will enable us to obtain a better understanding of host resistance.

Such study is of primary importance to reveal the direct association between the phenotype (i.e., feeding habitat) and genotype that enables us to understand the genetic mechanism of explosive radiation in cichlids.

Hence we are compelled to start public works that will generate some income immediately and enable people to feed themselves rather than subsist on food doles.

Funding of up to six million euros, to be made available through Horizon 2020 for Europe's national academies and learned societies, will enable them to feed in and enrich the work of the new group.

However, many herbivorous insects have developed counteradaptations that enable them to feed on chemically defended plants without apparent negative effects.