Sentence examples for enabling relationships from inspiring English sources

"You know what this is, this is one of those enabling relationships," an exasperated Carver tells him.

The number of known three-dimensional (3D) structures of biomacromolecules (proteins, nucleic acids and their complexes) has increased rapidly over recent years, enabling relationships between structure and function to be analyzed at an atomic level.

Maintenance of responsibility contributes to continuity of care by enabling relationships between internal units and staff and swift communication.

Sixth, successful programs were long term, engaging at-risk children and youth long enough to show effects and enabling relationships between staff and participants to develop.

Bassett added: "The Jets stadium did the right thing in shaming the Jets coaching staff into playing their backup — and just like that the Jets' four-year enabling relationship of their starting quarterback changed … even if just for a day".

But, on the flipside, Melling says that her faith enables relationships with non-religious colleagues.

Ontology enables relationships between keywords and terms to be defined.

Moreover, the application enables relationships between parameters and/or magnitudes to be easily established.

"Technology can enable relationships," said Botsman when she spoke about Taskrabbit, the online marketplace that enables people to outsource their errands and assets.

Therefore, a long-standing problem has been a lack of clear information on the effects of friction-stir welding process parameters on weld defects that would enable relationships and correlations to be drawn and would assist optimisation of FSW.

Simply put -- in a way that would hopefully make Voltaire blush, technology works when it amuses the patient and enables relationships: High tech works when it enables high touch.