Sentence examples for enabling the majority from inspiring English sources

But from next month the tax-free allowance soars to £7,500 – enabling the majority of lodger landlords to wipe out any tax liability on this income.

Better credit performance has meant that impairment (bad loan) charges have continued to fall with continued low interest rates enabling the majority of customers to pay their mortgages and even reduce their credit exposures.

In conclusion, in type 2 diabetes with inadequate glycemic control on metformin ± sulfonylurea, the addition of liraglutide was effective and safe, enabling the majority of participants to reach A1C levels <7%, with sustained weight loss and low hypoglycemia risk.

In secondary schools, we are assured, "effective teaching by well-qualified and highly competent teachers enabled the majority of students to develop knowledge and understanding in depth".

Consequently the government's forthcoming ageing strategy should seek to enable the majority to age in this way – actively and rewardingly.

The continual development of newer antiepileptic drugs designed to maximize seizure control and minimize side effects has enabled the majority of individuals with epilepsy to have a better quality of life.

The results of the study showed that Model-It, through its scaffolds (i.e., Plan, Build, and Test), enabled the majority of pre-service teachers to build models that were structurally correct, but simplistic.

In doing so, he helped enable the Majority Leader to pursue his fallback strategy: getting practically any sort of measure passed and tossing the details of reform over to a Senate-House conference, which would deliberate in secrecy, with little input from anyone outside the G.O.P. leadership.

But they add that, while prison industries are becoming more common, it remains the case that most do not have the facilities for workshops on a scale that would enable the majority of prisoners to do work that will equip them for jobs on release.

Still, with an I.Q. that is typically around 50 points lower than average — with some far lower and others, like Tyche, reaching higher — something more than education alone would be necessary to enable the majority of people with Down syndrome to live independently.

The amount of damage did, however, induce the government to examine the possibility of redeveloping the government complex to enable the majority of the ministries to move into it in future (Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation 2013).