Sentence examples for enabling starting from inspiring English sources

Further, this paper develops a framework that outlines enabling starting conditions and features for designing and organising social learning situations.

But HBO tells us that it will become Cast-enabled starting today.

The proliferation of Apple and Google app stores, Facebook and Twitter have enabled starting a global company with just $50,000 or $100,000, he said.

This change in tactics and strategy enabled starting quarterback Boomer Esiason the opportunity to excel to a degree not seen under Claiborne the season prior.

Thus to enable starting treatment at the most effective time point, the availability of an accurate diagnostic test that is reliable in the early acute phase of the disease, is essential for the most optimal treatment.

As for Mr. Ravikant, he sees AngelList enabling start-ups from a wider geographic range to find the capital needed to build their companies.

One key difference between then and now is the sophistication of the technologies on offer, he says, which are enabling start-ups in all sectors to punch above their weight and go global far faster than they ever could before.

Were telephone companies to build a network from scratch today, they likely would do so using the less expensive Internet architecture that has enabled start-up companies like Vonage to enter the market.

It will be innovative, family-run businesses not the usual Wall Street enabled start-ups that will pull America'start-ups thatof its tailspin.

It did this first by remaking -- in the '80s -- the major downtown shopping street, a then dead pedestrian mall now known as the phenomenally successful and often imitated Third Street Promenade, and then by enabling -- starting in the '90s -- the building of many five-story apartments (with retail on the ground floor), so that now the downtown has a large and growing residential population.

Pricing has remained the same, with the basic Wi-Fi enabled model starting at $499.