Sentence examples for enabling the former from inspiring English sources
He broke the deadlock when Daryl Janmaat switched off at a short corner between Milner and Coutinho, enabling the former Southampton forward to steal a yard on the defender and steer the Brazilian's cross home with his head.
Neither of those conditions exist in the United States, enabling the former president to confess to a crime in his memoir and then brag about it on national television without any fear of accountability.
The private offering will finance payouts to the owners of the two teams, enabling the former New Jersey Nets owners to pay back money they borrowed to finance the payments that enabled them to become equal owners of YankeeNets with the former owners of the New York Yankees baseball team.
Rather, by keeping CO as a bound metabolite, the CO-dehydrogenase-acetyl-CoA-synthase complex can couple the unfavorable CO2 reduction to CO with the favorable acetyl-CoA synthesis, thus enabling the former process to proceed using ferredoxin of moderate reduction potential of − 400 mV.
It has been reported that the lactone rings of 16- and 14-membered macrolides adopt distinctly diverse conformations, thereby enabling the former compounds to avoid steric hindrance with the nucleotide A2058 mutation in E. coli [ 22].
Shade tolerance and shallow rooting were suggested to provide P. abies a competitive advantage over more drought-tolerant P. sylvestris, enabling the former species to invade mixed stands exposed to drought (Schuster and Oberhuber 2013b).
Mubarak is currently being investigated on charges of corruption and ordering the unlawful killing of civilians, prompting speculation that the apology was part of a plea bargain that would enable the former leader to avoid punishment.
First, it gives a clear directive only when accompanied by some answer to the obvious question, "Necessary for what?" Although the answer—"Necessary to account for all the (agreed upon) facts"—is equally obvious, it is doubtful that there is sufficient agreement between the nominalist and the realist to enable the former to cut away abstracta as unnecessary.
The convergence of aims among feminists and some conservatives enabled the former to garner financial support from non-feminist, and even anti-feminist organizations (Bronstein 2011, 322).
On Friday, Farren's family released a statement appealing for financial help to help raise around £25,000 which will enable the former footballer to undertake treatment at a specialist cancer centre in Germany.
On the one hand, labour migration from less- to more-developed countries helps to correct the imbalance between the two and enables the former to transition to a higher stage of modernisation via remittances and the factor-price equalisation of wages through rebalancing the supply and demand for labour.
