Sentence examples for enables a few from inspiring English sources

Oligarch wealth enables a few big clubs from Ukraine and Russia to mix it with the elite, but the old Soviet satellite states lack the resources to produce strong teams.

Will they know, however, that the bulk of the world's population lacks the lactase persistence gene that enables a few to digest milk products into adulthood?

While a certain set of site symmetries constitutes a point symmetry group in the Euclidian plane and requires a compatible translation symmetry type, a certain translation symmetry type enables a few sets of site symmetries in 2D-periodic images.

By unifying those services under a common platform, Gracenote also enables a few new capabilities — like speech recognition when requesting a certain song or artist, or the ability to favorite songs that can then be played on different services.

"It is a practice that enables a few dishonest individuals to prey upon the compassion of others to ask for money, even when they don't have legitimate needs," Tobin said in a three-point argument.

The latter thus have an opportunity to remove themselves from circulation because they are likely to contract fear before they are exposed to the pathogen (as per our earlier discussion of the fear R0), The second screenshot shows how a small amount of flight enables a few infected fleeing agents to pierce this buffer zone, introducing the pathogen quickly into the susceptible pool.

A study published last year described a different kind of experimental transplant, using pancreas cells from donated cadavers, that enabled a few diabetics to give up insulin shots.

But Mrs. Luce suggests he would throw all that away, at the age of 76, to enable a few more Democrats to be elected to Congress next time.

Those of us who have supported financial capitalism are open to the charge that the system we championed has merely enabled a few spivs to get rich.

It may be that Crossrail-related "uplift" will enable a few more "affordable" units to be squeezed out of developers as part of planning deals than would otherwise have been the case ("viability" permitting, of course).

Unfortunately, while this sort of happened (they went seven grueling games), the Bruins' astonishing last-second comeback in Game Seven, though enabling a few mean-spirited cheers of "1967!" — the last year an aging Leafs team won a Cup, against a young Canadiens team that would go on to become one of the finest ever — also raised the dreadful spectre of yet another Boston Cup.