Sentence examples for enabling it to have from inspiring English sources

The network also largely ignored the standard business model of 1950s television, in which one advertiser sponsored an entire show, enabling it to have complete control over its content.

The group spent last month replenishing its coffers, raising $14.8 million — a sum enabling it to have a strong presence on the air in the final stretch of the race.

He later perfected the hair dryer, enabling it to have enough airflow to not only dry the hair, but mold its shape -- giving birth to the popular blowout services we know today.

If the UK voted to leave the EU, he said, it would be able to negotiate a simpler trade-based relationship enabling it to have "access to the world and to the EU".

But what does that have to do with SUSY?" The big idea is that this quantum cancellation only occurs because there's a symmetry in the theory — between matter and antimatter — that protects the properties of the electron, enabling it to have the combined mass, size, and charge properties that it has.

In the liver, the open sinusoids may expose hepatocytes to insulin detemir, enabling it to have a greater effect in the liver than in peripheral tissues.

Upon primary granule release, the majority of NE remains bound to the plasma membrane [55, 56], which enables it to have its catalytic region facing the extracellular environment while concealing its regulatory region, thus making inhibitors less effective.

Its bionic body design enables it to have high swimming efficiency and less disturbance to the surrounding sea lives.

Instead, it seems the company relies on its people to facilitate the kind of customer intimacy that enables it to have the products and deliver the experiences that customers want.

Identifying needed changes to it to enable it to have played a larger role are also among my interests.

Digital technology should enable it to have full visibility of this, including what is held at contractors' premises.