Sentence examples for enabled the sharing from inspiring English sources

It has enabled the "sharing economy" business model in printing, logistics and advertising, by connecting SME customers directly to excess capacities of existing players in various industries at a low cost.

The sudden instant, massive connectivity of the mobile web enabled the "sharing economy," and the democratization of all commodities.

Consider that social media has enabled the sharing of carefully curated lives, leading some teenagers — as well as adults — to experience a sense of exclusion or inadequacy relative to peers.

This enabled the sharing of ideas, examining new business models, and designing products with others in the company.

This scheme has presented a social compute cloud platform that enabled the sharing of infrastructure resources between friends via digitally encoded social relationships.

While the internet has enabled the sharing of knowledge in ways that previous generations could only have dreamed of, it has also provided ample proof of the line, often attributed to Winston Churchill, that "A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on".

The increasing urbanisation of the world's population creates a density that enables the sharing economy to thrive.

The use of container based resource provisioning enables the sharing of statistics between the vCell manager and other resources in the vCell.

Enabling the shared care paradigm, centralised or even decentralised electronic health record (EHR) systems increasingly become core applications in hospital information systems and health networks.

LSC is located within the shared spectrum licensee's domain and enables the shared spectrum licensee to obtain shared spectrum resource availability informations from the GSC and to provide acknowledgment information to the GSC.

Attending to sensations enables the shared narrative to predict the sensations generated by another (i.e. to listen), while attenuating sensory input enables one to articulate the narrative (i.e. to speak).