Sentence examples for enabling a place from inspiring English sources

It's clear from our conversations and agreements with the industry and creative community as a whole, that enabling a place for all forms of creativity to live is important, and that SoundCloud can be that place.

The study contributes to the literature on tourism by proposing the concept of performative place branding, enabling a more creative, hybrid, and open-ended consideration of the relationship between tourist places and place branding.

As Bauman (1991) has described it, one of the key goals of modern society is to root out ambivalence in order to ensure that everything has its place, ultimately enabling a sense of control and peace to prevail.

Both sides must share information to enable a demonstration to take place safely and effectively.

Yet this was enough to enable a strike, which took place the following month.

The initial goal was to develop a prototype that would leverage BLW to enable a transaction to take place without having an app running, without GPS being turned on, and even without phone signal for those places with thick concrete walls.

He enabled a conversation to take place that had been partisan, and converted into a debate about policy.

Where a cost or outcome can be measured using price there is enough information contained within that price to enable a transaction to take place where both parties maximise the benefits from the transaction.

In 1987, he described advances in identifying genetic markers on human chromosomes: "Before the discovery of markers, chromosomes were like unnumbered avenues; the markers are like cross streets that enable a gene to be placed, say, between 15th Street and 16th Street along the avenue of the chromosome".

The Maximum Likelihood tree contained the same sub-families and smaller clades as observed in Figure 1, even after three YIR and three BIR sequences ([ 46], Böhme et al., unpublished) were added to the CIR alignment to enable a root to be placed (Additional file 4 TreeBase study accession URL http://purl.org/phylo/treebase/phylows/study/TB2 S12458 [ 65- 67]).

The addition of graphite a "moderator"—slowed down the neutrons that were being given off, which made them better at splitting other nuclei and enabled a chain reaction to take place even when fissile nuclei were scarce.