Sentence examples for enabled us to really from inspiring English sources

"Having the Department of Environmental Protection with available funding has enabled us to really energize our land protection plan, which we wouldn't have been able to do on our own," said Gail Abrams, Teatown's executive director.

She also persuaded academics to adopt the Met Office's climate model ("I think that enabled us to really forge ahead scientifically," she says), founded the interdisciplinary Walker Institute for Climate System Research and, over the years, gained a reputation for pushing for more powerful computers.

Marvel was our first major publishing deal, and, although we've been licensed retailers of virtually all the major pop culture properties for quite some time, when we got the publishing license almost four years ago, it enabled us to really be in the driver seat and steer the fine art production to a place of even greater value and provenance.

It will enable us to really compare the resulting differences between the different approaches used in clinical settings, in relations with the type of intervention carried or in the real therapies, during clinically significant periods of time, and with various and ecologically valid samples.

The length of the research period would enable us to really get to the crux of how their relationships with energy would evolve over this time.

"Teams of mine are usually stronger in the second half of the season so it was important to have a good base of points to enable us to really kick on".

"I believe that if we can get through the next year peacefully, with incidents about what they are today or better, I think we're getting close to enduring stability, which enables us to really reduce," General Odierno said as he inspected a polling center south of Baghdad in advance of provincial elections on Saturday.

"YC enables us to really look at how does this become a billion dollar business and scale this up?

"It's enabling us to really address a backlog of street needs," Corrigan told the council earlier this month.

Taking the time to be what philosopher Lisa Heldke calls "a thoughtful eater" and "food adventurer" has the potential for opening up conversations enabling us to really learn about another's cultural fabric and not simply the aspects that are consumable.

So it's enabled us to shift our focus really [76: Ribotyping Trust].