Sentence examples for enabling many of from inspiring English sources
Being clever about how database information is used is enabling many of today's cutting edge businesses.
But at Maple Plaza, prices are set low -- ranging from $4,971 to $10,171 -- enabling many of the purchasers to buy the apartments without a loan.
However, few lawmakers ever go to jail because they can be tried only by the Supreme Court, meaning years of delays and effectively enabling many of them to avoid convictions.
At least that's this reader's reaction to Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein's "Nudge," an engaging and insightful tour through the evidence that most human beings don't make decisions in the way often characterized (some would say caricatured) in elementary economics textbooks, along with a rich array of suggestions for enabling many of us to make better choices, both for ourselves and for society.
"Bernie feels he's been responsible for creating a multibillion enterprise out of Formula One, enabling many of the people involved to become very, very rich, so that they have no business challenging his autocracy," said Mark Hughes, the Grand Prix editor for the British magazine Autosport.
In a rare move, Battery Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz and Ribbit Capital, investors in a number of Silicon Valley's fintech startups, have backed the bank enabling many of their investments to lurch forward.
The program enables many of the mothers to press on to graduation and to college.
Its banking services enabled many of the 179 people named in the new inspectors' report to salt away undeclared cash.
The benefits The specialist equipment will enable many of the students currently at the school to once again enjoy physical exercise and play outdoors safely.
A buyout would enable many of the ailing smaller growers to leave the business, extending a consolidation that has been under way for several years.
That weather has enabled many of the city's 450,000 residents to acquire their tans at home for a change instead of having to migrate to Spain.
