Sentence examples for enabling but from inspiring English sources

People will say I am enabling, but I have no problem with that.

"His relationship with the actors wasn't about growing and enabling, but about dictating, so the plays were always somewhat inorganic.

In application, the tension between profits and reserve requirements is essential to enabling but also controlling the distributed perception and evaluation services provided by commercial banks.

A later generation might call this enabling, but earlier eras knew Jacob Gordin's popular late-19th century Yiddish drama as "Mirele Efros," the name of the matriarch in this doomed family.

"We have to grow up, we have to say, 'Look we have something potentially enabling, but it can be potentially misused, should we just cower in the corner?'".

Where there exists a power such as technology that is so enabling but at the same time uncertain as to the damage it could cause in the future, the strength of public regulation is even more delicate and crucial, and therefore necessitates even greater autonomy, wisdom, and disinterest towards all forms of personal gain and political lobbying.

The most affecting ones enable, but don't seek to impose, fitting emotional responses.

Athletic performance is initially enabled but then becomes limited by changes in body fluids.

It's a world that the Wailers, outlaws in their own day, enabled, but not the one they created.

Hardly a breakthrough, although resources like Khan Academy enable — but on their own don't constitute — profound change.

But you don't want to mistake some band's assertion of autonomy (commercially enabled, but let's leave that aside) for your own.