Sentence examples for enabled it to act from inspiring English sources

To lead FinTech, Citibank established organizations such as innovation labs, startup incubators, and venture capital, which enabled it to act quickly and efficiently, and develop its own core FinTech.

In describing the mechanism of the sys-net development above, I focussed deliberately on the individual system in terms of the choice of simply one of its options at a time; being chosen enabled it to act as an entry point into the next individual system: this was referred to as the cycle of a system's birth and re-birth, leading to a new system.

One person connected with the board said it was also working on streamlining its research process to enable it to act more quickly.

In his Times Op-Ed column, Thomas L. Friedman recently called for "political innovation that takes America's disempowered radical center and enables it to act in proportion to its true size, unconstrained by the two parties, interest groups and orthodoxies that have tied our politics in knots".

Although HER3 lacks conservation of the interface on the amino-terminal lobe, which is needed to receive an activating signal, it fully conserves its carboxyl-terminal interface, presumably enabling it to act as an allosteric activator for HER2 or EGFR.

As the Iraq war underscored, the United States' great power enables it to act alone and still achieve many of its goals swiftly and effectively.

The physical structure of GF enables it to act as a turbulence promoter, enhancing the hydrodynamics and mass transport rates in electrochemical systems.

For example, this might arise when a college has sufficient market power locally to enable it to act independently of customers or competitors.

The tarsals and metatarsals form the arches of the foot, which give it strength and enable it to act as a lever.

In addition, the relevance of the regime diagram to the numerical grid size enables it to act as a guiding tool for model selection in non-premixed combustion LES.

It has built up big inventory stockpiles which enable it to act as the market price fixer and produce a whole subset of traders whose purchases may well be sold on world markets rather than ever going to the mainland.