Sentence examples for enabled to get on from inspiring English sources

Since it was unnecessary to wait while various producers in various countries came to agreement on which letter shapes to adopt or what reading conventions to employ, the typographer was enabled to get on with the work of overseeing the printing of books for distribution on a scale never before envisioned.

Playing around with this option enables to get a grip on the interdependence of the pathways.

Johnson has emerged as an unabashed champion of Chinese investment in London – "it enables us to get on with building homes, building projects that would otherwise simply not happen," he said during his Monday morning speech.

Although Khan didn't vote for Corbyn to become Labour leader, he was one of the MPs whose charitable nominations enabled him to get on the ballot paper in the first place.

And I feel like that stability has enabled me to get on with doing this momentous project.

Yet the assaults seemed intended to offer a riposte to American commanders who have claimed that a two-week offensive has enabled them to get on top of groups that have been mounting armed attacks in Baghdad.

Osborne has pledged to increase the number of new homes, though mainly through the relaxation of planning rules and schemes such as help to buy, which have enabled people to get on or move up the property ladder with a low deposit.

To sum up, the Irish developed a system that enabled them to get on with their lives during a very challenging time, with great success.

Their preferential use of short-acting bronchodilators made sense to them: they were rapid, effective and cheap: a 'quick-fix' that enabled them to get on with their busy lives.

Building a stronger economy, a fairer society, enabling everyone to get on in life.

But the commissioner's conclusions and the committee's findings will now enable me to get on with my life".