Sentence examples for enabled a surge from inspiring English sources

"This has enabled a surge of palm oil planting across the Congo and Amazon, as well as continued expansion onto the peat forests of Indonesia and Malaysia, destroying habitats and fueling conflict, with local communities forced off their lands".

By unlocking the web from the hands of a few players this will inevitably enable a surge in innovation and let services flourish which prioritise the user's interests.

7 These presumably function as part of the transcriptional activation machinery for the several hundred genes that are subsequently upregulated in these cells, and enable a surge in cell proliferation and associated epidermal migration of a leading tongue of keratinocytes at the interface between the scab and healthy wound granulation tissue.

And out of all the conventional wisdoms being challenged at the moment, probably the most striking is this: it might take a male leader - Obama himself - to enable a real surge in authentic female leadership.

Such measures are  reserved for responding to global health emergencies -- such as the H1N1 pandemic or the 2004 Southeast Asia tsunami -- and will enable a massive surge in technical capacity, real-time tracking of program performance and the immediate implementation of corrective action plans as necessary.

The proposed method enables an efficient surge simulation of the wind generation system with a high speed and high accuracy including a variety of internal circuits by the circuit analysis method.

Both turbine modification (annulus area increase) and compressor modification (increase in the surge pressure ratio) enabled a continuous increase in power and efficiency with decreasing integration degree.

Mr. Peterson also suggested that much of the credit for this surge in confidence was because of new technology that enabled a buyer to examine virtually every aspect of a new model they were interested in on their computer screen.

The surge in the number of smartphone devices connecting to organisational systems and used to process organisational data has enabled a new level of operational efficiency.

UNICEF has also shipped nutritional supplies to its warehouses in the countries surrounding Iraq to enable a rapid response should a surge in malnutrition occur.

This flow separation enabled the surge current to shortcut over the landscape and to emplace its deposit even as the block-and-ash flow continued its tortuous southward movement in the Boyong channel.