Sentence examples for enabling them to spend from inspiring English sources
Lower inflation has boosted consumers' purchasing power, enabling them to spend more on discretionary items, such as holidays.
In the spring of 1964, the Ford Foundation awarded grants to four British playwrights (or would-be playwrights) enabling them to spend six months in West Berlin.
Some systems help teachers track students' progress in real time, enabling them to spend more time with those who need extra support.
This, in turn, has put extra cash in the hands of consumers, enabling them to spend more than might otherwise have been expected in the face of a sharp economic slowdown.
The service means hourly workers can get paid as they go, enabling them to spend their wages however and whenever they see fit.
The right Presidential actions will free up billions of dollars in homeowner obligations, enabling them to spend that money in the equivalent of a a new multi-billion-dollar stimulus to boost the economy and create jobs.
But the profession of running enables them to spend more, not less, time with their children, she explains.
District nurses in Tower Hamlets were spending 30% of their time coming back to their desks for admin work, he says, but giving them access to technology has enabled them to spend more time in the community.
The December 17th agreement opened a chink in the trade blockade: it allowed more Americans to visit Cuba without special permits, enabled them to spend more money there and to send more remittances.
A third explanation was that highly educated women were benefiting from advances in "assisted reproductive technology" that enable them to spend more years at university without reducing their chances of future parenthood.
