Sentence examples for enabling the flow from inspiring English sources

Financial aid experts say such high rates of expected default prove that graduates will not earn enough to make their payments, yet the loans make sense for the for-profit school industry by enabling the flow of taxpayer funds to their coffers: they satisfy federal requirements that at least 10percentt of tuition money come from students directly or from private sources.

The screw geometry is assumed to be shallow and the flight width small, thus enabling the flow to be modeled as that occurring between two infinitely long parallel plates, i.e., the generalized Couette flow.

Building, managing, and leveraging relationships that are based on trust, respect, and a mutual appreciation of each other's value is fundamental to enabling the flow of value for the long-term.

Western Union helps to address this challenge by enabling the flow of money across borders so SMEs can quickly get the funds they need to fuel their businesses".

The Abbasids built an empire stretching from Spain to Afghanistan, enabling the flow of goods and the spread of knowledge between the Eastern and Western Mediterranean in a previously unknown manner.

Our current governance structures for research are not designed for networks and enabling the flow of samples and data at a global level.

This method is very reproducible, enabling the flow-through fractions (medium to low abundant proteins) to be combined after several elution steps in order to obtain the amounts of protein necessary for high throughput proteomic analysis.

The men at the heart of the investigation are two Russians, Sergei Denisenko and Andrei Kosolapov, former associates of Bout, whose gunrunning networks enabled the flow of arms into African conflict including the Democratic Republic of Congo, Angola, and Sudan.

"The primary enabler of international corporate tax abuse is the separate entity principle – a legal fiction that enables the flow of vast amounts of taxable income away from the underlying business operations," it says.

This process, called doping, changes the number of electrons in the material to enable the flow of electricity, but also introduces disorder into the lattice structure that can hinder the electrons' movement and cause them to become "stuck," or localized.

Over the course of several decades, a total of 23 regasification terminals have been built on EU shores to enable the flow of liquefied natural gas to the continent.