Sentence examples for enabled it to hold from inspiring English sources

Its enormous gravity field has enabled it to hold on to that original material.

The CUP stood on a separate platform combining social-movement activism and civil disobedience to attain independence, a combination that enabled it to hold mass rallies and more than triple its MPs (to 10).

The crucial point about those old family roles is that they work: they're time-tested ways that your family discovered, over years, that enabled it to hold together as a family.

Only one factor brought the coup to power and only one factor has enabled it to hold on for these few days -- control of the armed forces.

True, R.I.M.'s sales in overseas markets are increasing, enabling it to hold its share of the global smartphone market more or less steady.

I prefer to bake with cocoa powder: it is more potent and bitter than processed chocolate, and with the depth of flavour to enable it to hold its own against the other ingredients in a recipe.

At the same time, he hoped to provide the newly converted population of Spain with a national culture that would enable it to hold its own in the Byzantine world.

Substitutes for 21 of the 57 lawmakers dismissed by the Electoral Tribunal this month after they tried to reverse President Rafael Correa's plan to rewrite the Constitution were sworn in, giving the 100-member Congress a quorum and enabling it to hold its first formal session after two weeks of political crisis.

Wayne Rash writing on eWeek agrees saying it might not beat Microsoft in the enterprise, but the new enterprise-friendly features certainly enable it to hold its own.

It was further recommended that HD sediments be removed and deposition of new sediments be controlled to enable it to hold more water and reduced water exposed to direct ET. Similarly, drip irrigation and other water-saving irrigation methods should be adopted.

The images also reveal that the shape of HpHbR enables it to hold apart the proteins in the protective layer that coats the trypanosome.