Sentence examples for enabling some of those from inspiring English sources
Then there are technologies that are enabling some of those trends, too.
The relative simplicity of the vector world enables some of these numbers to be calculated.
In addition, a series of initiatives by the government and lenders have enabled some of those falling behind with their loans to stay in their homes.
As a contractor to military and intelligence agencies including the NSA, it enabled some of those customers' most intrusive spying practices by offering ways to break into software from the likes of Microsoft, IBM and Cisco for millions of dollars.
As with so many other men, women, and children, horses have enabled some of those with autism to become more confident, more trusting, and to feel, even if only for a moment, love for themselves and others.
Meyer says the successful startups will be those that enable some of the world's biggest companies to advance.
This pattern of activity enables some of the links: activity-spreading connections between activated neurons.
One major and legitimate concern expressed by some of Senator Brown's predecessors (including Louis Brandeis, then a prominent skeptic of banking practices and later a Supreme Court justice) was that providing bankers with a government backstop would enable some of them – particularly those already running large financial institutions in New York – to become even more powerful.
Are there skills or attributes that enable some of their good fortune?
Depending upon how many such "hard cases" exist, Craig says, the Administration will decide whether new laws, including possibly those enabling some sort of preventive detention, are necessary.
