Sentence examples for enabled us to catch from inspiring English sources

We would doubtless celebrate our achievement in developing technology that enabled us to catch and punish all murderers and rapists, but the crimes would still be committed and the victims and their families would still endure unimaginable pain.

The fact that we've not had to adhere to a specific television programme format nor be tied into making money for a production company has been hugely liberating and in retrospect has enabled us to catch a truly unique insight into the lives of the workers at La Fageda.

Might a medical panopticon that constantly scans us in granular perhaps even cellular detail, comparing images day by day, enable us to catch cancer at its earliest stages?

These responses enable us to catch a glimpse of a global economical evolution which could, perhaps, lead in the future to the labelling of all products originating from valued cultural and economic practices, meeting the standards of sustainable development (solar energy, among others, seems to answer a general demand on the mountain pastures).

In his 2002 paper "The Chinese Room from a Logical Point of View", Jack Copeland considers Searle's response to the Systems Reply and argues that a homunculus inside Searle's head might understand even though the room operator himself does not, just as modules in minds solve tensor equations that enable us to catch cricket balls.

What gets revealed might enable us to catch someone before they jump.

Looking forward, Freeman notes some scientists are confident technology and our growing knowledge of the brain may one day enable us to catch up with science fiction and create a robot with a human soul.

Being in hospital nevertheless enabled me to catch up on the Serie A highlights and some bizarre Italian quiz shows.

Much of this can be attributed to better technology, which enabled fishermen to catch more, smaller fish when the big ones run out.

His speed allowed him to play a shallow centre field, which enabled him to catch many balls that would otherwise have been hits.

In response to demographic pressure, they developed better weapons which enabled them to catch smaller, faster prey, which in turn enabled them to survive at high densities, though at the expense of extinguishing many larger and slower-breeding prey.