Sentence examples for enabled to stop from inspiring English sources

The use of SrTiO3 interlayers enabled to stop YBCO film morphology and microstructure degradation and maintain high critical current density (Jc).

This suggests that the scope for reducing health inequalities related to social position in this and similar populations is limited unless many smokers in lower social positions can be enabled to stop smoking.

Gruer et al (ref 12, p.5) for instance argued that "the scope for reducing health inequalities related to social position is limited unless many smokers in lower social positions can be enabled to stop smoking".

The subject of the book is a piece of uber-entertainment, a film so enjoyable it stimulates pleasure center in the brain and makes people physically enable to stop watching it.

The perpetrators of several recent attacks in Europe have been known to the intelligence services, he said, but that had not enabled them to stop them.

Low-stress regions enabled threads to stop in weak thread misfit interactions even at high average film stresses.

The parliamentary inquiry highlighted one online exchange - understood to have been on Facebook - the agencies did not have access to that MPs said might have enabled them to stop the attack.

Her diagnosis was easily treatable with repeated injections of a local anesthetic and Botox, which enabled her to stop most of her medications and return to a normal life.

Obama added that intelligence agencies have been concerned about a potential attack on the West for over a year but they did not pick up specific threats about an attack on Paris that would have enabled officials to stop the assault.

It was defining my worth through the eyes of my guidance that enabled me to stop judging myself, since judging myself was all tied up in trying to get myself to do things right and be "perfect" so that others would love me.

"But for Plaid Cymru an additional £1.2bn into the Welsh government coffers could enable us to stop future cuts and also it could enable us to invest in our economy, in job creation, and then of course what's important is to have partial tax-raising powers so we are able to realise the benefit of that expenditure on jobs".