Sentence examples for enabled him in from inspiring English sources

That enabled him, in Shaplen's estimation, to control a $600m empire with ownership of just 1% of the shares.

Rowan seems determined to communicate that he was never caught at his game until now, and that, somehow, publishing enabled him in his pathology.

His appointment as art critic to The Spectator magazine in 1850 and subsequent modest advancement in the civil service enabled him, in 1854, to establish his father, mother, and two sisters in a more comfortable home.

But his robust health and exceptional intelligence enabled him in five years to assimilate the eight-year course of study; during this time he taught himself Greek and read the philosophical works of antiquity.

A great admirer of his work, she chose to become his patroness and eventually arranged for him a regular monthly allowance; this enabled him in 1878 to resign from the conservatory and devote his efforts to writing music.

Curiously for someone wholly trusted by the Thatcherite right, he sat as a crossbencher, a position that enabled him in 1993 to condemn John Major's "totally deplorable" leasehold reform because it "violated the sacredness of contract" with landlords.

He has mostly gotten his way with the Republican-controlled Florida Legislature, enabling him in large part to reshape civil service, education, tort reform and affirmative action policies in the state.

And he is sticking with the delicate philosophical distinction that enables him in good conscience to continue exploiting the same financial markets he vilifies.

Playing around with "the disparity between story-truth and truth-truth," Earley says, enables him "in my own sneaky way to be postmodern in things that look like they have no influence of the postmodern in them at all".

That said, he does not have the kind of technique that would enable him in a limited number of rehearsals to get even the fine players of this orchestra to execute his subtle interpretive ideas with comfort.

When Pierce won the presidency, Hawthorne was in 1853 rewarded with the consulship in Liverpool, Lancashire, a position he hoped would enable him in a few years to leave his family financially secure.